Permission for the follwing development, (i) the demolition

Permission for development. The development will consist of the construction 21 no. apartments (8 no. one bedroom; 11 no. two bedroom; and 2 no. three bedroom) in 1 no. four and six storey block incorporating 42 no. residents cycle parking and waste storage at lower ground floor, a resident's terrace on the roof of the fourth floor, a green roof, and the installation solar panels on the roof; the provision of landscaped communal open space incorporating internal access routes, children's play area, outdoor seating areas, 5 no. visitor cycle parking spaces, an ESB substation and bin storage building; and all other site works above and below the ground required to facilitate the development including the formation of a pedestrian gate onto the eastern boundary from the Dundrum Office Park and ramp access and ancillary landscaping including tree planting.

Permission for a new shopfront and signage

Permission for a new shopfront and signage comprising of

Permission for the change of use of the existing

1. Replacement of existing ground floor extension to the rear of the house with new flat roof stepped extension to rear and side of house. 2. Addition of a roof window to front slope and obscured window to gable. 3. Widening of car entrance. 4. All associated internal alteration, drainage and site works to be implemented.

Permission is sought for demolition of rear single

Permission for a Strategic Housing Development consisting of a total gross floor area (gfa) of 88,442.0sqm comprising 881 apartments and ancillary accommodation totalling 83,983.3sqm GFA and 4,458.7sqm of non-residential uses. The proposed development is laid out in 11 blocks across 4 zones as follows: Zone 1 (29,965.2sqm gfa): This zone comprises Blocks 1A, 1B and 1C ranging from 5 storey to Main Street (Block 1C) to 10-16 storeys on Dundrum By-pass and establishing a landmark 16 storey building at the northernmost point of the site. This zone will comprise 292no. apartments with a total residential gross floor area of 27,565.3sqm (comprising 1no. studio, 115no. 1 bed, 19no. 2 bed 3 person, 134no. 2 bed 4 person and 23no. 3 bed units) with ancillary accommodation and associated private balconies. The blocks are arranged around a landscaped courtyard communal amenity space above podium level and there are 4no. communal roof garden terraces on Blocks 1A, 1B and 1C. Non-residential uses in Zone 1 (2399.9sqm) comprises 1no. retail unit (330.3sqm), a retail foodstore (2,028.1sqm), and other ancillary accommodation (41.5sqm). The area below podium includes 52no. car parking spaces, 2no. motorcycle spaces and 525no. bicycle spaces. Zone 2 (23,127.8sqm gfa): This zone comprises Blocks 2A, 2B and 2C ranging from 5 storeys on Main Street (Block 2C) to 9-12 storeys to the rear on Dundrum By- pass. This zone will comprise 239no. apartments with a total residential gross floor area of 22,624.0sqm (comprising 87no. 1 bed, 40no. 2 bed 3 person, 85no. 2 bed 4 person and 27no. 3 bed units) with ancillary accommodation and associated private balconies. The blocks are arranged around a landscaped courtyard communal amenity space traversed by a public street and there are 3no. communal roof garden terraces on Blocks 2A and 2B. Non-residential uses in Zone 2 (503.8sqm) comprises 4no. retail units (482.8sqm) on Main Street and other ancillary accommodation (21sqm). The area below podium includes 144no. car parking spaces, 7no. motorcycle spaces and 425no. bicycle spaces. Zone 3 (22,152.8sqm gfa): This zone comprises Blocks 3A, 3B and 2C ranging from 5 storeys on Main Street (Block 3C) to 9-11 storeys to the rear on Dundrum By- pass. This zone will comprise 222no. apartments with a total residential gross floor area of 21,745.1sqm (comprising 75no. 1 bed, 25no. 2 bed 3 person, 103no, 2 bed 4 person and 19no. 3 bed units) with ancillary accommodation and associated private balconies. No.’s 1-3 Glenville Terrace (585.2sqm) are to be retained, refurbished and amalgamated and will be used for resident services and amenities / resident support facilities for the overall development and the rear returns will be replaced like for like). The blocks are arranged around a landscaped courtyard communal amenity space traversed by a public street and there are 3no. communal roof garden terraces on Blocks 3A and 3B. Non-residential uses in Zone 3 (407.8sqm) comprises 2no. retail units (218.4sqm) and a café/ restaurant (167.2sqm) fronting Main Street and other ancillary accommodation (22.2sqm). The area below podium includes 112no. car parking spaces, 5no. motorcycle spaces and 389no. bicycle spaces. Zone 4 (13,196.2sqm gfa): This zone comprises Blocks 4B ranging from 3 to 5 storeys on Main Street (with 6 storeys to internal street) and Block 4A ranging from 8 to 10 storeys to the rear on Dundrum By-pass. This zone will comprise 128no. apartments with a total residential gross floor area of 12,049.0sqm (comprising 58no. 1 bed, 57no. 2 bed 4 person and 13no. 3 bed units) with ancillary accommodation and associated private balconies. The blocks are arranged around a landscaped courtyard communal amenity space traversed by a public street and there is a communal roof garden space on Block 4A. Non-residential uses in Zone 4 (1147.2sqm) comprises 3no. retail/ commercial units (365.1sqm), 3no. café / restaurant units (236.3sqm) and a creche (523.1sqm) with associated enclosed outdoor play area addressing Main Street and Church Square and other ancillary accommodation (22.7sqm). The area below podium includes 65no. car parking spaces, 3no. motorcycle spaces and 247no. bicycle spaces. A revised entrance arrangement to existing basement of No.16/17 Main Street is provided as part of Block 4B. The development includes a new public street running on a north-south axis through the site and a series of new public spaces located between the 4 zones and which facilitate new street connections to Main Street. In addition, a new public open space known as ‘Church Square’ (c. 0.2ha) is proposed to the rear of Holy Cross Church and will integrate with the lower ground floor Parish Pastoral Centre. Church Square will be connected via a new stairs and lift to Ballinteer Road and via stairs to the Dundrum Bypass. A new east-west pedestrian/cycle linkage is proposed linking Main Street to Sweetmount Park located on the western side of Dundrum Bypass via a new pedestrian/ cycle bridge. The proposed development involves closure of existing vehicular access to the old shopping centre on Main Street and entrance to carpark at rear of former Mulvey’s hardware immediately north of the Parochial House. 3no. vehicular access / egress points will be provided on Dundrum Bypass which serve an internal access road, service/ loading areas and basement parking areas. A total of 373no. car parking spaces, 17no. motorcycle parking spaces and 1,750 bicycle parking spaces are proposed. The lower ground floor car parking area has a vehicular link under Ballinteer Road / Dom Marmion Bridge to connection to Dundrum Town Centre basement car parking area. New / upgraded pedestrian crossings are proposed on Main Street, at the entrance to Dundrum Luas station adjacent to Usher House and on Ballinteer Road connecting to Pembroke District. Permission is also sought for demolition of all existing buildings on site (excluding No.’s 1-3 Glenville Terrace), upgrading of footpaths, pedestrian crossings, foul and surface water drainage infrastructure, compensatory flood storage and flood mitigation measures, signage and all associated site and development works. The application contains a statement setting out how the proposal will be consistent with the objectives of the relevant development plan or local area plan. The application contains a statement indicating why permission should be granted for the proposed development, having regard to a consideration specified in section 37(2)(b) of the Planning and Development Act, 2000, as amended, notwithstanding that the proposed development materially contravenes a relevant development plan or local area plan other than in relation to the zoning of the land. An Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIAR) and Natura Impact Statement (NIS) have been prepared in respect of the proposed development. The application together with An Environmental Impact Assessment Report and Natura Impact Statement may be inspected, or purchased, at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy, during public opening hours at the offices of An Bord Pleanála and Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council. The application may also be inspected online at the following website set up by the applicant: www.dundrumvillageshd.ie

Demolition of the existing dwelling and the construction of 2no. 3-storey 4-bedroom dwellings and all associated site works.

Conversion of existing attic space comprising of modification of existing roof structure, new access stairs, 3no. roof windows to the front and flat roof dormer to the rear.

Permission for the change of use of unit 18B

The replacement of an existing wall mounted lightbox advertising display (6.45m x 3.25m) with 1 no. wall mounted digital advertising display (6.45m x 3.568m) to the side elevation of the property.

Retention permission for alterations to previously

Permission for development. The development

Permission is sought for the following works: Conversion of an existing side extension containing a store and utility space to a “family member flat”, including raising the flat roof at the front of the extension to create a habitable room below, installing 2 new windows to the front façade of the extension, adding a side entrance behind the existing side gate and all ancillary engineering and landscape works necessary to facilitate the development at 3 Sweetmount Avenue, Dundrum, Dublin 14, D14 Y196 by Paul and Edel Naessens.

The works will consist of the construction of a new two-storey, detached dwelling and associated works in the side/corner garden to include 2 parking spaces to the rear of the property to be accessed via a new vehicle entrance off Weston Park, the construction of a new boundary wall between the proposed dwelling and the existing two storey dwelling, the replacement of an existing boundary wall along part of the Weston Park road boundary of the site, the formation of new pedestrian entrance within the existing boundary wall on the Weston Park road boundary, installation of new solar PV panels on the new roof areas and all associated site works.

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Permission for a) Change of Use of the existing

The development will consist of demolition of existing 2 storey derelict building (224sqm) known as 15A Main Street and associated site and development works

Intend to apply for retention permission. The proposed development will consist of; Retention of 620mm height fencing panels affixed atop of the southeast and southwest stone boundary walls.

Permission is sought for development comprising the removal of existing gate (2.75m wide) and installation of new replacement electrically operated sliding gate (3.5m wide) at western entrance accessed off Victoria Terrace. Development includes all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development.

Retention Permission for development. The development consists of alterations to previously approved planning permission (Ref:D22A/0056) to include, 1) Conversion of existing hipped roof, to the front porch, to flat roof as per planning ref: D22A/0056 to be omitted, 2) Alterations to front porch elevation, 3) Proposed dormer extension to the rear of the attic as per planning ref: D22A/0056 to be omitted, 4) Alterations to the rear & side elevation, 5) Proposed ground floor linear strip window & proposed window in gable wall as per planning ref: D22A/0056 to be omitted and all associated works.

Full permission for development. The development will consist of; 1) Single storey flat roof ground floor extension to rear with rooflights 2) Flat roof first floor extension to the rear 3) New dormer extension to attic 4) Conversion of existing hipped roof to the front porch to flat roof 5) Widening of existing vehicular entrance to 3.5m and all associated site works.

Permission for development. Permission for the demolition

Erect a new 5.2m x 1.85m x 2.8m stainless steel & glass bus shelter, with 1 no. double sided internally illuminated advertising display of 2sqm area per side (4sqm total) located on the public footpath, along with all associated siteworks.

Amendments to previously granted D22A/0948 consisting of refurbishment works to the side and street-facing elevations of the existing dwelling which lies within an Architectural Conservation Area.

The development will consist of the demolition of a single storey rear extension and the construction of a two-storey extension to the rear of the existing dwelling, as well as all necessary internal alterations and external works required to facilitate the development.

The development will consist of: - The temporary use (for the next 3 years, 2025-2028 inclusive) of lands to the rear of the Holy Cross Catholic Church and Parochial House for the erection of a temporary tent structure for use as an ice rink for a period not exceeding 17 weeks per year (October – January). The proposed development includes the provision of power and lighting, mobile toilets, plant, associated signage and all associated site and development works. The ice rink will have vehicular and pedestrian access from Main Street and the Dundrum Village Centre car park to the north. A pedestrian access route to Dundrum Town Centre will be provided adjacent to Dundrum Bypass under Dom Marmion Bridge. The site has c.158 parking spaces at present and this number will be reduced to c.85 spaces for the duration of the temporary ice rink use

Permission for development. The development will consist of:- The temporary use (for the next 3 years 2022-2024 inclusive) of lands to the rear of the Holy cross Catholic Church and Parochial House for the erection of a temporary tent structure for use as an ice rink for a period not exceeding 17 weeks per year (October-January). the proposed development includes the provision of power and lighting, mobile toilets, plant, associated signage and all associated site and development works. The ice rink will have vehicular and pedestrian access from Main Street and the Dundrum Village Centre car park to the north. A pedestrian access route to Dundrum Town centre will be provided adjacent to Dundrum Bypass under Dom Marmion Bridge. The site has c.158 parking spaces at present and this number will be reduced to c.85 spaces for the duration of the temporary ice rink use.

The renovation and extension of the existing detached bungalow including: demolition of the existing single storey sunroom to the rear and partial demolition of the garage to the side, construction of extensions to both sides and the rear of the existing house, an attic conversion with a dormer to the rear and side of the existing house, the addition of new rooflights to the sides and front of the existing house, alterations to all of the existing elevations to include the reconfiguration of all windows and doors, external insulation to all walls finished in render, reconfiguration of the internal layouts, closing off the existing vehicular entrance and the provision of a new vehicular entrance and permeable driveway along with all associated landscaping, boundary treatments, site services and all associated site works.

For the widening of the existing vehicular site entrance and driveway at southwestern boundary and proposed new vehicular entrance with permeable driveway at Northwestern boundary.

Permission for development. The development will consist of: Front parapet style porch. First floor side extension. Roof window at the front. Attic conversion with 2 dormer windows to the rear. First floor and ground floor extension to the rear.

The proposal is for amendments to

Permission is sought for modifications of existing front,

Permission sought for a dormer extension

1 unit

The development will consist of the following principal elements: 1) Construction of a first floor extension with a pitched roof, including 4 no. Velux windows; 2) Conversion of the existing garage to a sitting room; 3) Alterations to the internal layout and elevations, the addition of 4 no. Velux windows, and all associated landscaping and ancillary works; 4) Relocation of the main entrance and construction of a porch extension with a new roof canopy; 5) Construction of a single storey outbuilding to the rear.

1) Retention of a patio area to the rear of the property, including alteration to the ground level exceeding 1 metre in height. 2) Retention of a boundary fence within the rear garden, which exceeds 2 metres in height as measured from the lowest level of ground adjacent to the boundary fence. 3) Retention of an extension to the rear of the property complies with exemptions afforded under Schedule 2, Part 1, Class 1 of the Planning and Development Regulations 2001, as amended.

Permission for development, for removal of a lean-to shed

Permission is sought to construct

Permission is sought for the demolition of the garage to the side and the extension to the rear of the property and the construction of a new single story extension to the side and rear of the property as part of the refurbishment of the lower ground floor. Other works to the existing house will include the resizing of exiting window opes to the side and rear to suit new internal alterations, new rear bay windows to replace the existing and the insulating and reroofing of the flat roofs to the front and rear bay window. The works will also include a new patio the rear, landscaping to the rear and all associated site works.

Permission sought for construction of timber

Planning Permission is sought by The St. Laurence O'Toole Catholic Social Care CLG, trading as Crosscare, for the proposed change of use from the existing retail outlet to a youth services facility run by Crosscare including necessary internal alterations to the building and associated site works in the rear courtyard at 1 Maher's Terrace, Main St, Dundrum, Dublin 14, D14KR66.

Retention permission is sought for

Full planning permission for the following to the existing two storey fully serviced semi-detached house with ‘A’ pitched roof with part single storey extension to rear. Full planning permission is sought for a new single storey pitched roof design extension to the rear with roof lights over and external canopy on new rear elevation, changes to fenestration on elevations to accommodate the new design. Changes to the front elevation with a projected window seat. Changes internally on both floors to the existing house to allow the new design. Maintain connection to public sewerage and surface water and all ancillary site works.

Retention permission for a two story extension to front of existing house and a two storey mansard style extension to rear of existing house with ancillary works.

Permission to demolish a single storey workshop building

Retention permission for development. The development will consist of: The retention of a timber boundary fence to rear garden, between dwellings at no.s 14 and 13, also for retention of a raised patio extension.

The development will consist of A) removal of 2no existing chimneys to front and rear of dwelling and B) alterations to existing side extension including of a new part flat, part pitched roof, the conversion of existing garage, internal lightwell, new entrance and overhang to front, C) alterations to fenestration to existing dwelling, D) New external insulation to existing dwelling, E) conversion of attic space to habitable room, including pitched dormer to front, flat dormer to rear and 3no new roof lights to front and sides of main roof, F) new pitched roof over existing rear extension, G) new chimney to rear, H) alterations to front driveway and all assocaited site works.

Planning permission is sought for alterations to the existing two storey semi-detached house, comprising attic conversion with dormer to rear roof slope, modification of the roof to the existing single storey rear extension from pitched roof to flat roof profile, modifications to the existing side/rear fenestrations, with internal layout alterations and associated site development.