RefusedRetentionDecided 21 February 2006

Calliaghstown, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin.

Retention and expansion of a light industrial manufacturing facility in Rathcoole.

SD05A/1041 · South Dublin County Council · Lodged 22 December 2005

Reference: SD05A/1041
Authority: South Dublin County Council
Register status: In progress
Type: Permission and Retention
Received: 22 December 2005

Summary

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This application seeks retention permission for demolished sheds, forecourt improvements, 34 parking spaces, offices, workshops, and a retail area. It also requests permission for a new 180 sqm workshop shed and paved storage area for a concrete and stone manufacturing business.

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Development description

Amendments to the approved development (planning reg. Ref. Pa/1593/81), retention permission for other development and full planning permission for proposed new development associated with a light industry manufacturing business. The development for retention consists of: demolition of approved sheds, improvement works to the forecourt, display area, entrance gate and front boundary wall with provision of 34 no. Off street parking spaces, construction of two split level buildings for ancillary use to the manufacturing business including offices (123sq. M), staff facilities (58sq. M), workshop (58sq. M), retail area (123sq. M), construction of a 443sq. M workshop shed for the manufacture of concrete products, construction of a 198sq. M workshop shed for the manufacture of reconstituted granite and sandstone products, relocation of the concrete septic tank and percolation area, pavement of a 0.475ha. Area for circulation, storage of materials & finished products. The proposed development will consist of construction of a 180sq. M. Workshop shed for the manufacture of reconstituted granite and sandstone products & pavement of 610m. Sq. Area for storage of materials and finished products.

Land-use zoning

What this land is zoned for

RURU

“To protect and improve rural amenity and to provide for the development of agriculture”

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within 500 m

Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
Address	Date	Price	Distance
Calliaghstown Cottage, Calliaghstown, Rathcoole	May 2025	€820,000	483 m

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Key dates

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Application received22 December 2005
Decision due24 February 2006
Decision issued21 February 2006

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