Planning application · Dublin City Council

Addition of a first floor (288m2) over existing single storey units 52, 52B…

KCR Business Park, Units 52, 52B, 53 & 54, Kimmage, Dublin 12

WEB2432/24 · DublinClosed
Reference
WEB2432/24
Planning authority
Dublin City Council
Received
5 Nov 2024
Decided
20 Dec 2024
Status
Closed
Site area
0.049 ha

Proposed development

Crestland Ltd., intend to apply for Planning Permission for addition of a first floor (288m2) over existing single storey units 52, 52B, 53 & 54 (288m2) at KCR Business Park, Kimmage, Dublin 12. With an overall area of 576m2 and overall height of 7.935m, the development comprises the aforementioned first floor addition, plus internal refurbishments to the existing units to provide access to the proposed first floor, plus associated site plan and elevational adjustments as a resulting from the proposed addition.

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Permission was refused on 20 Dec 2024. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.

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