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D10A/0701

Granted

Cherrywood Science and Technology Park, Cherrywood, Loughlinstown, Co. Dublin.

197

car parking spaces

0.54

hectares

parking metres

What's planned

A surface car park designed to serve commuters using the Brides Glen Luas stop, located on a small site bounded by existing building H and the distributor road.

Transport

The car park will provide 197 parking spaces and 4 parking metres for short-stay visitors. Access is via the existing approved distributor road. The facility is designed to encourage park-and-ride use of the nearby Luas tram stop, reducing car journeys into the city.

Scale

The development covers 0.54 hectares and includes surface-level parking with a 1.8-metre high perimeter fence, lighting, and signage.

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Development Description

Permission for development on lands bounded by existing building H, distributor Road and Brides Glen Luas stop at Cherrywood Science and Technology Park. The development will consist of the construction of a public park and ride car park and associated works on a 0.54 hectare site, with access off previously approved distributor road, providing a surface car park with 197 parking spaces, 4 parking metres, lighting, signage, 1.8m high perimeter chainlink fence and all associated site and development works.

Application Details

Planning Reference

D10A/0701

Application Type

Permission

Status

Appeal decided

Registered

27 Apr 2011

Decision

GRANT PERMISSION

Decision Date

24 May 2011

Applicant

Dunloe Management Services

Case Officer

J Du PreezDirector of Planning

Agent / Architect

Dunloe Management Services

Decision Due

14 Jan 2011