The development of an outdoor play area as an ancillary use to the main premises…
Fragrance House, Marina Village, Malahide, Co. Dublin
Proposed development
The development of an outdoor play area as an ancillary use to the main premises of a crèche in the Marina Village which has resulted in the loss of the primary drop off area serving the creche, in front and to the east of the unit. The permanent development of the area comprises of metal fencing of 1.8 metres in height around astroturf flooring of circa 104m2.
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The application was declared invalid by the council. A corrected application may be lodged again.
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- F26A/0414EFragrance House, Malahide Marina Village, Malahide, Co. Dublin, K36 T276Granted
Seeks retention permission for a relocated and reconfigured external creche play area of 90 sq.m including associated fencing and minor works to adjoining…
- F26A/0380E'Fragrance House', Malahide Marina Village, Malahide, Co. Dublin, K36 T276Granted
Relocated and reconfigured external creche play area of 90 sq.m including associated fencing and minor works to adjoining external areas.
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