Construction of 815 no. dwellings (610 no. houses…
South of Flemington Lane, within the townlands of Clonard or Folkstown Great, and Flemingtown, Balbriggan, Co. Dublin
Proposed development
The development will consist of the construction of 815 no. dwellings (610 no. houses, 194 apartments & 11 no. later living dwellings), a portion of the C-Ring Road, open space, community building/retail floorspace and 2 no. creches. Includes demolition of existing single storey dwelling (c. 154 sq. m) and agricultural outbuilding (c. 366 sq. m); provision of portion of C-Ring Road with junctions, footpaths, cycle paths, lighting, bus stops; 1,037 no. car parking spaces and 1,144 no. bicycle parking spaces; community pavilion (2 storeys) with community floorspace c. 730 sq. m and retail unit c. 419 sq. m; 2 no. creches c. 530 sq. m each; 610 no. terraced, semi-detached & detached houses; 194 no. apartments in 5 no. apartment buildings; 11 no. single storey 2 bedroom later living houses; 5.26 hectares of open space; surface water attenuation measures and associated site works.
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