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    SD22B/0102Granted

    2, Neilstown Gardens, Dublin 22

    A single storey family flat to the side of existing house.Decision record indexed
    Decision20 June 2022View record
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    SD21A/0065Granted

    Collinstown Park Community College, Neilstown Road, Dublin 22.

    A new single storey ASD unit (535sq.m) extension to the rear of the existing school buildings. The new accommodation will include a central activities space, 2 classrooms, toilets and shower area, 2 small safe place areas, multi-sensory room, practical activity room, daily living skills room, staff toilet, storage and office space; single storey enclosed link corridor and entrance lobby with minor alterations to the existing building facade to facilitate the above. External works will include 6 additional parking spaces, play area (200sq.m), sensory garden (100sq.m), together with all associated site works.Decision record indexed
    Decision12 May 2021View record
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    SD20A/0051Granted

    5, Chaplains Row, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

    2 storey flat roof extension to side of existing two storey dwelling. Glazed winter garden space proposed at first floor above new extension at ground floor. Also, permission is sought to break existing dwelling into two separate apartments. The ground floor apartment will have two bedrooms and will be accessed via existing rear garden/vehicular entrance off St. Marks Drive to a new front door to rear of existing dwelling. The ground floor apartment will have use of existing rear garden amenity space. The first floor apartment with have 1 bedroom with access to balcony/winter garden space above side extension below. Access to first floor apartment is via front garden and existing front door entrance off the Neilstown Road. Both apartments+ entrances will be separate and party wall and floors will achieve the required acoustic and first separation.Decision record indexed
    Decision08 June 2020View record
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