GrantedAlterationsDecided 9 June 2025

Apex Hub, Calmount Road &, Ballymount Avenue, Ballymount Industrial Estate, Dublin 12

Internal and external alterations to a warehouse unit in Ballymount.

SD25A/0090W · South Dublin County Council · Lodged 14 April 2025

Reference: SD25A/0090W
Authority: South Dublin County Council
Register status: Decided
Type: Permission
Received: 14 April 2025

Summary

AI-generated

Planning permission is sought for alterations to a permitted warehouse unit. Works include a new 1,180 sqm mezzanine floor, a 110 sqm office extension, internal layout changes, and modifications to the building's elevations.

Alterationswarehouseindustrialmezzanineoffice

Floor area: 1,290 m²

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Official record

Development description

Alterations to unit 6 permitted under reg. Ref. : sd22a/0099 the proposed alterations to the permitted unit 6 are as follows: internal alterations at the ground floor level of the permitted warehouse/logistics unit to provide additional ancillary staff welfare facilities, an ancillary trade counter and associated office and storage area, and an ancillary innovation area / testing room; repositioning of stair core 2 at ground and first floor level and proposed extension to the ancillary office floorspace at first floor level, with an additional gross floor area of 110 sq. M; provision of a first-floor mezzanine level of additional warehouse/logistics floorspace with a gfa of 1,180 sq. M, accessed by new stairs from ground floor level; alterations to the permitted elevational treatment, including: reconfiguration and additional glazing on the south-east, south-west and north-east elevations as a result of the proposed internal layout alterations; removal of the office entrance on the south-east elevation and opaque glazing screen from the wc core on the south-west elevation; alterations to the cladding arrangements and parapet levels on all elevations (no increase in permitted building height); central repositioning of grade and dock loading doors on the north-west elevation; additional entrance doors along the south-west elevation to align with the revised internal layout; other associated alterations including to the landscaped areas and the extent of boundary fencing; reconfiguration of the car parking layout, including provision of 3 no. Additional parking spaces (40 no. Spaces in total, including 2 no. Accessible spaces and 8 no. Ev charging car parking spaces); provision of 6 no. Additional ev charging spaces for delivery vans to the north of the unit within the service yard; all associated site development works. The proposed alterations result in an overall increase of 1,279 sq. M in the total gfa of the warehouse/logistics unit from 3,997 sq. M to 5,276 sq. M (including ancillary office, trade and staff welfare facilities).

Land-use zoning

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EESI

“To provide for enterprise and employment related uses”

National zoning type: Industrial, enterprise, employment

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Key dates

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Application received14 April 2025
Decision due9 June 2025
Decision issued9 June 2025
Permission expiry21 July 2030

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