Planning Permission Ireland
Exempt — no permission neededNew dwellingDecided 15 February 2023

Site to rear of 10-13 Faulkners Terrace, Mount Brown, Dublin 8

Construction of a detached three-storey, two-bedroom house to the rear of Faulkners Terrace.

0051/23 · Dublin City Council · Lodged 10 February 2023

Reference
0051/23
Authority
Dublin City Council
Register status
Decided
Received
10 February 2023

Summary

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The project involves building a detached, three-storey, two-bedroom house with a flat roof. It will include one undercroft parking space, a driveway, a new gate at the existing vehicular access, and associated landscaping.

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Residential unit
1
Storeys
3

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Development description

Shec: construction of a detached, three-storey, 2-bed house with 1no. Undercroft parking space, with a flat roof, driveway and a new gate at the existing vehicular access, together with landscaping, boundary treatments and all associated site development works.

Key dates

Timeline

  1. Application received10 February 2023
  2. Decision due9 March 2023
  3. Decision issued15 February 2023

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