# Planning application DZ23A/0359

> Lehaunstown Park House, Lehaunstown Co Dublin, Cherrywood, Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown. Granted (17 May 2024).

- **Reference:** DZ23A/0359
- **Address:** Lehaunstown Park House, Lehaunstown Co Dublin
- **Status:** Granted (17 May 2024)
- **Decision:** GRANT PERMISSION
- **Application type:** Permission (SDZ)
- **Applicant:** Windyridge Lehaunestown House Ltd.
- **Lodged:** 23 Apr 2024
- **Decided:** 17 May 2024
- **Location (lat, lng):** 53.244475, -6.156624

## Proposal

Repair and local strengthening of first floor. Repair of existing timber windows, window boards and shutters where possible and replacement of missing windows with timber sash windows. Making good of internal walls, plasterwork, architrave throughout. Erection of stud wall to create bathroom and storage area. Reinstallation of stair case. Damaged and loose cement render removed from walls of tower house and coating of limewash added. Limeslurry to be added to remaining walls in house. Reinstatement of rear external door. Installation of new stud walls to create new W.C. and bathroom at first floor. Creation of void at first floor to allow view of tower house wall from ground floor (this portion of floor is currently missing); (ii) works to stables (protected structure) comprising the removal of stable partition walls and lower animal pen walls and doors to provide for 6 no. retail units at ground floor associated with the overall development. Installation of new insulated floor slab with radon barrier and polished concrete finish to ground floor of stables. Replacement of non-original windows with fixed aluminium windows. Removal of 2 no. existing granite cill at first floor to facilitate new door ways. Erection of pedestrian bridges connecting the first floor to a new mezzanine floor within the garden centre. Repair of timber mezzanine floor with insertion of new steel beams and timber floor joists where existing floor rotted away. Limewashing of walls. Installation of new internal staircase. The first floor is proposed to serve as retail space for homewares. A new opening proposed to North-West facing elevation to allow for required fire escape to stables building; (iii) erection of 3808.88 sqm garden centre structure with ground and mezzanine floors. At ground floor the centre will contain open plan retail space, warehouse, office, W.C., store room and elevator. Primary access is to the north west of the building with secondary access along north eastern, south eastern facades. The centre will merge with the stables resulting in a double height, covered courtyard. The mezzanine floor will contain further retail space, warehouse, staff facilities, store room and external viewing platform/balcony on south eastern façade. Access to the mezzanine floor is provided via a central staircase, an elevator and via the protected stairwell on 1st floor of the stables; (iv) erection of external garden centre (946 sqm) comprising a Rovero structure with retractable roof, directly adjacent to main centre; (v) provision of 106 no. car parking spaces including 95 Car Parking Spaces, 4 Accessible Bays, 4 Loading bays and 3 Family Bays). Car parking spaces will comprise permeable gravel; (vi) provision of 42 no. bicycle parking bay/spaces including 4 no. cargo bicycle bay/spaces and 1 no. motorcycle bay/space; (vii) provision of new pedestrian vehicular access via Mercer Road to north using an existing opening in the wall, and new vehicular access to warehouse via Castle Street. The existing entrances to the south will be maintained and used for pedestrian and cyclist access only; (viii) provision of wetland area and detention basin to facilitate SUDs drainage in front garden of dwelling; (ix) erection of 2 no. fascia signage along north west elevation and signage to main entrance gates (only visible when gates are open); (x) landscaping, repair to existing granite boundary wall and original gateway, new piers to original boundary wall where new entrance ways, SuDS drainage and all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development.'

## In plain English

Restores Lehaunstown Park House and its tower house, converts the stables to shops, and builds a large garden centre.

- **3,808.88** sq.m garden centre
- **106** car spaces
- **42** bicycle spaces
- **6** retail units

### What's planned

A garden centre development built around the historic house and stables.

### Heritage

The house includes a tower house that is a recorded monument and protected structure (a legally protected historic building). Works include limewash, repairs to windows and floors, and opening a view of the tower wall. The protected stables are repaired with limewash, keeping the granite boundary wall and original gateway.

### Commercial

**6** shop units in the stables, homewares upstairs, a **3,808.88** sq.m garden centre and a **946** sq.m outdoor area with a retractable roof.

### Transport

**106** parking spaces (incl. **4** accessible, **3** family) and **42** bike spaces. Entrances from Mercer Road and Castle Street.

### Environment

A wetland and detention basin for drainage, plus gravel parking.

_This summary was written by AI from the proposal text. Check the council record before relying on it._

## Conditions

### Condition 2

First Schedule
Reasons and Considerations
Having regards to the zoning of the site as set out in the Cherrywood Planning Scheme, as amended, and Dún Laoghaire - Rathdown County Development Plan 2022 - 2028, it is considered that subject to compliance with the conditions below, the proposed development would not seriously injure the amenities of the area and would not contravene materially the zoning of the application site or that of adjoining sites, subject to conditions and accords with the Planning Scheme.

Appropriate Assessment (AA) Screening
Having regard to the nature and scale of the proposed development, as clarified by way of Significant Further Information received on 23.04.2024, it has been determined that the proposed development would not adversely affect the integrity of any Natura 2000 site, in light of their conservation objectives.

Environmental Impact Assessment  (EIA) Screening

Having regard to the nature and scale of the proposed development, as clarified by way of Significant Further Information received on 23.04.2024, which comprises an amendment to previously permitted development in a fully serviced urban location, it is considered that there is no real likelihood of significant effects on the environment arising from the proposed development.

Second Schedule
Conditions

GENERAL/MISCELLANEOUS
1.The development shall be carried out in its entirety in accordance with the plans, particulars and specifications lodged with the application, as amended by Significant Further Information received on 23.04.2024 save as may be required by the other conditions attached hereto.
Reason: To ensure that the development shall be in accordance with the permission and that effective control be maintained.

2. Prior to the completion of development, the Applicant/Developer shall submit for the written agreement of the Planning Authority, all drawings in digital format (CAD/GIS) projected to ITM (Irish Transverse Mercator). These shall include those for DZ23A/0359 and as further amended by this permission. This information should include the following :
•  Overall site plans in DWG format (ITM projection in metres)
•  Ground floor plans of buildings in DWG format (ITM projection in metres)
•  Site sections and elevations in PDF format.
Reason: To ensure consistency with Section 7.4 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme.

PHASING AND SEQUENCING
3 Construction shall be complete, to taking in charge standard, or as otherwise agreed with the Planning Authority, of Lehaunstown Park Open Space, prior to occupation or commencement of the use as a garden centre, excluding, as provided for under Objective H 13, the use of the Protected Structure, Lehaunstown Park House and the Stables associated with Lehaunstown Park House.
Reason: To ensure consistency with Table 7.2 Open Space of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme, as amended.

HERITAGE AND CULTURE
4. The applicant/Developer shall ensure an appropriate record is kept of all works undertaken to the Main House and Stable Block. These records should include Archival Standard Photographs taken before, during, and after the completion of the works, accompanied by a cartographic key that depicts the location and direction of the camera at the time that each image was taken, a copy, [along with the photograph negatives], lodged with the Irish Architectural Archive upon completion of the work.
Reason: To ensure consistency with Objective H 16 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme.

ARCHAEOLOGY
5. The proposed mitigation measures outlined within Section 3.3.6 of the Archaeologist Assessment prepared by Courtney Deery Heritage Consultants dated February 2024, shall be complied with.
Reason: To ensure consistency with Objective H 1 of the Cherrywood Planning scheme as amended.

6. Prior to the commencement of any construction works,
a) The Applicant/Developer shall engage the services of a suitably qualified archaeologist to carry out all archaeological monitoring of all site clearance works, topsoil stripping, groundworks and works to the recorded monument DU026-093----Castle - tower house associated with the development . The use of appropriate machinery to ensure the preservation and recording of any surviving archaeological remains shall be necessary.
No sub-surface work shall be undertaken in the absence of the archaeologist without his/her express consent.

b) Should significant archaeological features be found, any works which would affect them shall cease pending agreement with the National Monument Service as to how they are to be dealt with.
c) Having completed the work, the archaeologist shall submit a written report to the Planning Authority and to the National Monuments Service of the Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht. Where archaeological material/features are shown to be present, preservation in situ, preservation by record (excavation) or monitoring may be required, and this shall be agreed with the National Monuments Service.
d) All remaining topsoil stripping associated with the proposed development shall be monitored by a suitably qualified archaeologist and works should include a programme of metal detection which will require a licence from the National Monuments Service of the DoHLG
e) The archaeologist is required to notify the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage in writing at least four weeks prior to the commencement of any site preparations. This will allow the archaeologist sufficient time to obtain a licence to carry out the work
f) The archaeologist shall excavate additional test trenches, if necessary, at locations chosen by the archaeologist (licensed under the National Monuments Act, 1930, as amended) having consulted the site drawings and geophysical survey results.
g)  Following the completion of all archaeological work on site and any necessary post-excavation specialist analysis, the planning authority and the National Monuments Service shall be furnished with a final archaeological report describing the results of the monitoring and any subsequent required archaeological investigative work/excavation required. All resulting and associated archaeological costs shall be borne by the developer.
h) Topsoil stripping of the garden centre (including the 'Rovero' structure) shall be carried out under licensed archaeological direction and in advance of any other site preparation works or groundworks.
Reason: To ensure the continued preservation (either in situ or by record) of places, caves, sites, features or other objects of archaeological interest and to ensure that the proposed development is consistent with Section 3.2.4 of the Planning Scheme.

VISUAL IMPACT
7. Prior to the commencement of development, the Applicant/Developer shall provide, for the written agreement of the Planning Authority details of the proposed external design/finishes of all buildings including the shed to the rear of Lehaunstown Park House and ancillary structures such as bin stores and EBS substations, in the form of samples and on-site mock-ups. Any additional ancillary structures, other than those which form part of this permission, shall be agreed with the Planning Authority prior to their installation, or may otherwise form a new planning application.
Reason: To ensure consistency with Objectives PD 9, PD12, PD 14, PD 15, PD 19, H20 and H 57 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme.

8. Prior to the commencement of development of the garden centre structure, revised drawings including a roof plan and elevations, CGI's and details and specifications of the polyvoltic panels to be installed on the roof of the garden centre shall be submitted for the written agreement of the Planning Authority.
Reason: To ensure consistency with Section 2.8.2 Skyline, Objective PD 19, Section 2.11 Views and Prospects, Objectives H13, H14, H 20 and H 26 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme.

9. No additional structures or plant. Other than which forms part of this permission, shall be erected at roof level unless agreed in writing with the Planning Authority, or as may be indicated by the Planning Authority, shall form a new planning application.
Reason: To ensure consistency with Section 2.8.2 Skyline, Objective PD 19 and Section 2.11 Views and Prospects of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme.

SIGNAGE
10a)  All signage as proposed shall accord with the Drawing 'Signage' prepared by Studio AND dated 20.02.2024.
b)  Architects, received on 23 April 2024, the detail on the history of the site to be displayed on the signage boards, shall be agreed with National Monuments Service.
c)  Drawings and details of any additional signage, awnings, canopies, outdoor seating to be installed, other than that shown on the drawing 'Signage' dated 20.02.2024 prepared by Studio AND and drawing 302 prepared by Tierney Haines Architects, shall be submitted for the written agreement of the Planning Authority, prior to installation.
Reason: To ensure consistency with Section 2.12 and Objectives H3 and H12 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme.

GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE
11. Prior to the commencement of the landscaping works (including all hard landscaping/car park, entrances etc...), or as otherwise agreed with the Planning Authority, the developer shall provide, for the written agreement of the Planning Authority, details and specifications of all surface / finish materials/ boundary treatments/ seating and lighting, in the form of data sheets and on-site mock ups. In this regard, the Planning Authority shall be notified when the on-site materials are available for viewing. All materials shall be durable, easily sourced and of a high quality.
Reason: To ensure consistency with Objective GI 7, H 22 and H 24 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme.

BIODIVERSITY
12a) Prior to the commencement of development, the Applicant/Developer shall engage the services of a qualified ecologist as an ecological consultant, for the duration of the works.  The Applicant/Developer shall inform the Planning Authority in writing, of this appointment and the name of the Consultant.

b) The Consultant shall ensure the implementation of the recommendations made in the submitted Ecological Impact Assessment and Habitat Management Plan.
Reason: To ensure consistency with Specific Objective GI 46 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme.

13. Prior to commencement of construction a bat roost survey of the buildings onsite should be undertaken to re-confirm the findings of the EcIA and account for the time lag between surveys undertaken to date and the future commencement of works onsite.
Reason: To ensure the proposed development is consistent with Objective GI 48 and the Cherrywood Biodiversity Plan.

WATER SUPPLY AND WASTEWATER
14. The Applicant/developer shall comply with the following:
a) All water & wastewater infrastructure required to service this development shall align with the relevant Uisce Éireann masterplan for the Cherrywood SDZ area.
b) The Applicant shall sign a connection agreement with Irish Water Uisce Éireann prior to any works commencing and connecting to their network (water and wastewater).
c) All infrastructure (water and wastewater) shall be designed and installed in accordance with the Irish Water Uisce Éireann Codes of Practice and Standard Details.
d)All water extracted from the proposed well for the development shall be used for irrigation purposes only and shall not under any circumstances be used as potable water.
REASON: In the interests of sustainable development and in the interests of consistency with PI 4 and PI 12 of the Planning Scheme; to ensure agreement with Uisce Éireann on design proposals; and to ensure the adequate provision of water and wastewater.

SURFACE WATER
15. The Applicant/developer shall comply with the following:
a) The controlled runoff rate from the subject development is to be limited to 1/l/s/ha in accordance with the requirements of PI 8 of the Planning Scheme.
b) The Applicant/Developer shall ensure that interception and treatment of at least 5mm of runoff is provided on the subject site during all phases of the proposed construction and occupation of the development. Surface water runoff from the site shall pass through at least one level of treatment using a SuDS measure prior to discharge into the public realm.
c) All finished floor levels shall be at least 500mm above adjacent onsite surface water storage retention for the 1 in 100 year rainfall event, as per GDSDS Table 6.3 Criterion 3, sub-criterion 3.3.
d) Prior to the commencement of development, the Applicant/Developer shall submit the following for the written approval of the Planning Authority:

i. Full detailed design, inclusive of layout drawings and sections, for the surface water drainage infrastructure for the subject development shall be submitted and agreed with the Planning Authority. The detailed design shall include full detailed design for all SuDS components for the development, including full detail of interception volumes provided, with calculations in tabular format. This detailed design for surface water infrastructure, including SuDS measures, shall correspond with all landscape and architectural design proposals.
ii. An operations and maintenance plan for the proposed SuDS components, inclusive of the modular attenuation structures.
iii. A detailed Stormwater Management Plan shall be formulated for the construction phase of the subject development and shall be submitted by the Applicant/Developer and agreed with the Planning Authority prior to the commencement of development. Comprehensive surface water management measures shall be implemented at the construction stage to prevent any pollution of local surface waters.
iv. Detailed design hydraulic calculations (microdrainage or similar), including area allocations and design input details and results for the entire development, including a climate change factor of 20% and a factor of 10% to account for urban creep, as per the requirements of DLRCC's County Development Plan.

e) A Stormwater Audit shall be carried out at Stage 2 for the detailed design stage in accordance with PI 7 of the Cherrywood Planning scheme. The audit shall be carried out at theDeveloper's expense. An independent audit team shall beused,and all measures recommended by the Auditor shall be undertaken unless the Planning Authority approves a departure in writing. The Stage 2 Stormwater Audit reports and feedback forms shall be submitted for the written agreement of the Planning Authority prior to the commencement of development, unless otherwise agreed.The Stage 2 Stormwater Audit reports shall address any and all phased construction and occupation proposals for the development.
 f)A Stormwater Audit shall be carried out at Stage 3 for the post construction / prior to commissioning stage in accordance with PI 7 of the Cherrywood Planning scheme. The audit shall be carried out at theDeveloper's expense. An independent audit team shall beused,and all measures recommended by the Auditor shall be undertaken unless the Planning Authority approves a departure in writing. The Stage 3 Stormwater Audit reports and feedback forms shall be submitted for the written agreement of the Planning Authority prior to thefinalcommissioning of thefull surface water network for the development.
REASON: In the interests of sustainable development; to ensure long term optimum operation of the surface water management system; and to comply with the requirements of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme.

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
16. The Applicant/Developer shall comply with the following requirements:
a) The construction of the development shall be managed in accordance with a final Construction Management Plan, which shall be submitted for the development in its entirely to the Planning Authority for agreement in writing, prior to commencement of any development. The final Construction Management Plan shall also include a Community Liaison Plan, a construction environmental management plan, a Construction Traffic Management Plan and a construction surface water management plan.  The Applicant/Developer shall nominate an individual as Designated Community Liaison Officer (DCLO) for the subject development. The final Construction Management Plan shall address mitigation measures and monitoring for the development relating to Air Quality, Noise and Vibration. The final Construction Management Plan shall ensure all conservation and restoration works to protected structures are carried out concurrently with the garden centre construction works and all other associated works, all in accordance with Section 12.11.2.3 of the County Development Plan and Objective H 14 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme. The Applicant/Developer shall reference the DLR Good Practice Guide for Construction and Demolition Environmental Management Aug 2022 when developing the final construction management plan.
b) Prior to the commencement of development, the Applicant/Developer shall prepare a Construction and Demolition Resource Waste Management Plan (RWMP) as set out in the Best Practice Guidelines for the Preparation of Resource and Waste Management Plans for C&D Projects (2021) including demonstration of proposals to adhere to best practice and protocols. The RWMP shall include specific proposals as to how the RWMP will be measured and monitored for effectiveness; these details shall be placed on the file and retained as part of the public record. The RWMP must be submitted to the Planning Authority for written agreement prior to the commencement of development. All records (including for waste and all resources) pursuant to the agreed RWMP shall be made available for inspection at the site office at all times.
c) Site development and building works shall be carried out only between the hours of 7.00am to 7.00pm Monday to Friday inclusive, 8.00am to 2.00pm Saturdays and no works permitted on site on Sundays and public holidays. Deviation from these times will only be allowed in exceptional circumstances where prior written approval has been received from the Planning Authority. This shall be addressed in the Community Liaison Plan.
d) Construction staff shall be prohibited from parking on public roads. Parking for construction staff shall be provided by the Developer/Contractor within the site boundary and shall not be provided in an off-site location.
e) Construction vehicles shall not be permitted to park or wait on roads outside the site boundary. All parking and waiting areas shall be provided Developer/Contractor within the site boundary.
f) For the duration of this development, from commencement of construction works (inclusive of enabling works) to completion of construction works, the Developer shall undertake continuous monitoring of the road network to be utilised for construction access to this development. In this regard and at a minimum, independent condition surveys of the roads constructed under DZ15A/0758 and as extended by permission DZ15A/0758/E that are to be utilised for construction access to this development shall be undertaken by suitably qualified engineers/ surveyors appointed by the Developer, at the Developer's expense. Damage, including structural defects, damage to the wearing course, footpaths, kerbs, road markings etc, to the road network that is identified in the condition survey(s) shall be rectified/replaced by the Developer, at the Developer's expense and to a taking in charge standard of development which is to the satisfaction of the Planning Authority. In this regard:

i. Prior to the commencement of development, the appointment of the suitably qualified engineers/surveyors shall be agreed with the Planning Authority. The engineers/surveyors shall be independent of the Developer and the Developer's design and construction teams.
ii. Prior to the commencement of development, an independent condition survey of the roads constructed under DZ15A/0758 and as extended by permission DZ15A/0758/E that are to be utilised for construction access to this development shall be undertaken by suitably qualified engineers/ surveyors appointed by the Developer, at the Developer's expense, and the condition survey produced shall be submitted for the written agreement of the Planning Authority.
iii. Prior to operation of the development, an independent condition survey of the roads constructed under DZ15A/0758 and as extended by permission DZ15A/0758/E that are to be utilised for construction access to this development shall be undertaken by suitably qualified engineers/ surveyors appointed by the Developer, at the Developer's expense, and the condition survey produced shall be submitted for the written agreement of the Planning Authority.
REASON: To ensure consistency with Section 2.14 and H 14 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme, to ensure the integrity of the newly constructed Cherrywood road network, and in the interests of orderly development, proper planning and sustainable development.

TRANSPORTATION
17 The Applicant/Developer shall comply with the following requirements:
a) Prior to the commencement of development, The Applicant/Developer shall submit a revised Travel Plan for the written agreement of the Planning Authority. Having regard to Section 10.4 of the Cherrywood Area Wide Travel Plan, the revised Travel Plan shall nominate a Travel Plan Coordinator for the subject development. The revised Travel Plan for the development shall outline proposals and a timeline that demonstrates how and when the sustainable travel targets of the Planning Scheme will be achieved by the subject development.
b) Until the sustainable travel targets as set out in Table 4.1 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme are consistently achieved by this development, the Travel Plan is to be reviewed on an Annual Basis, or as otherwise agreed with DLRCC's Area Wide Travel Plan Coordinator. This review shall include updated annual travel surveys of customer and staff mode share, a review of available sustainable infrastructure to inform the mode share targets and shall develop SMART measures for the development on site.
REASON: To ensure that the future sustainable targets as set out in Table 4.1 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme are achieved and in the interest of the proper planning and sustainable development of the area.

18. The Applicant/Developer shall comply with the following:
a) Vehicular access to the subject development from Mercer's Road shall be limited to customer, staff and residential access only. All deliveries to the subject development shall utilise the Castle Street access and the applicant/developer shall implement a robust management of this measure upon operation of the development.
b) The applicant/developer shall ensure that vehicular manoeuvres at the Mercer's Road / Castle Street junction to and from the subject development will be limited to right turn in, left turn out due to the future presence of the bus gate at Junction F1. Prior to the commencement of development, the applicant/developer will submit a strategy in this regard to the Planning Authority for written agreement.
c) Any and all amendment works to existing Cherrywood common infrastructure to be constructed as part of the subject development proposals will be at the Applicant/Developer's expense, inclusive of temporary works and any reinstatement works.
REASON: In the interests of orderly development; and to ensure consistency with PI 14 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme.

19.The Applicant/Developer shall comply with the following:
 a) Prior to the commencement of development, a Stage 2 Quality Audit (which shall include a Road Safety Audit, Access Audit, Cycle Audit and Walking Audit) shall be carried out for the detailed design stage and shall be submitted for the written agreement of the Planning Authority. The audit shall be carried out at the Applicant/Developer's expense in accordance with the Design Manual for Urban Roads & Streets (DMURS) guidance and TII (Transport Infrastructure Ireland) standards. An independent audit team shall be used, and all measures recommended by the Auditor shall be undertaken unless the Planning Authority approves a departure in writing.
b) Prior to the final operation stage of the development in its entirety, a Stage 3 Quality Audit (which shall include a Road Safety Audit, Access Audit, Cycle Audit and Walking Audit) shall be carried out for the post construction / prior to occupation stage and shall be submitted for the written agreement of the Planning Authority. The audit shall be carried out at the Developer's expense in accordance with the Design Manual for Urban Roads & Streets (DMURS) guidance and TII (Transport Infrastructure Ireland) standards. An independent audit team shall be used, and all measures recommended by the Auditor shall be undertaken unless the Planning Authority approves a departure in writing.
Reason: In the interests of orderly and sustainable development; and in the interests of consistency with Section 4.2.7 and PI 20 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme.

20. The Applicant/Developer shall comply with the following:
a) The permitted car parking spaces for the subject development shall be monitored and managed to prevent unauthorised car parking in these spaces and to ensure their intended function.
b) A minimum of one car parking space per five car parking spaces shall be equipped with one fully functional EV Charging Point, in accordance with the Cherrywood Planning Scheme and the Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council County Development Plan 2022-2028. Ducting for every car parking space shall also be provided to ensure that all car parking spaces are future-proofed for Electric Vehicles.
Reason: In the interests of orderly development and proper planning and the sustainable development of the area and for consistency with the Cherrywood Planning Scheme PI 21.

UTILITIES
21. The Applicant/Developer shall comply with the following:
a) The detailed design of the electricity supply network for the development shall be agreed (in writing) with ESB Networks/ESBI.
b) The detailed design of the telecommunications network shall be agreed (in writing) with thetelecommunications providers.
c) The Applicant/Developer shall ensure that adequate separation distances are provided within the development between utility service ducts and surface water, water and foul infrastructure to ensure access for future operation and maintenance activities as may be required.
Reason:In the interests of orderly development; To ensure that designs shall meet with the current and future requirements of ESB Networks/ESBI and telecommunications providers; and to ensure consistency with Section 4.3.1 and PI 26 of the Planning Scheme.

NOISE
22.Prior to the installation of the heat pump and the noise wall/enclosure, the detailed design, including materials and finishes, approved by an acoustic consultant, shall be agreed in writing with the Planning Authority.
Reason: To ensure consistency with Objective PD 33 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme.

23. Prior to commencement of use, a Noise Policy should be created by the occupier to include the following:
• Truck and Vans should not be left idle when loading/unloading or parked.
• There shall be no amplified music or announcements externally.
• Signage should be erected in the yard and car park to remind worker and patrons that they are in a residential area and to be respectful to neighbours. Any proposed signage shall form part of compliance with the condition attached to this permission with regard to Signage and wayfinding.
Reason: To ensure consistency with Objective PD 33 and to protect the residential amenity of the area.

CONSERVATION
24.(a) All works to the Main House, Stable Block and within the curtilage shall be carried out under the professional supervision of an appropriately qualified architect with specialised conservation expertise who shall manage, monitor and implement the works and to certify upon completion that the specified works have been carried out in accordance with good conservation practice. Prior to the commencement of development, details of the proposed consultant to be submitted to the planning authority for approval.
(b) All works to the Main House, Stable Block and within the curtilage shall be carried out in accordance with the Method Statement for Conservation Works set out in the Part II: Section 5 of the Architectural Heritage Impact Assessment, by 'Lotts architecture and urbanism ltd' dated May 2024.
(c) All structural and repair work shall adhere to the guidance set out in the Reports on Structural Condition of (a) Lehaunstown Park - Main House and (b) Lehaunstown Park -Stable Building, prepared by CORA Consulting Engineers, April 2023.
(d) Prior to the commencement of development, the applicant shall submit for the written agreement of the planning authority confirmation that competent site supervision, project management and crafts personnel will be engaged, suitably qualified and experienced in conservation works.
(e)Details of proposed secondary glazing to the original cast iron windows in the stable block shall be submitted for agreement with the Architectural Conservation Officer from the Planning Authority.
(f)The phasing of the works shall be carried out in tandem with the conservation works to the protected structure, in order to secure the long term future of the heritage asset in accordance with Objective H 21 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme (as amended) and Section 12.11.2.3 Development within the Grounds of a Protected Structure of the County Development Plan 2022-2028 which states 'Where a Protected Structure is part of a larger development then the phasing of the works needs to ensure that those relating to the Protected Structure take place early on, preferably first, or in tandem (as agreed by the Planning Authority), so that the conservation, and use of the Protected Structure is secured at the start of the project'.
(g) Further to the item above, the garden centre shall not open for business until such time as the entirety of conservation works to the orignal house and associated structures are complete.
(h) All works to the boundary wall shall be carried out in accordance with the Report on Structural Condition of Lehaunstown Park House Boundary Wall prepared by CORA Consulting Engineers, April 2023.
(i) The works to the boundary wall shall be carried out under the professional supervision of a conservation engineer to ensure that all works are carried out in accordance with best conservation practice. Monitoring of onsite work to the boundary wall to be undertaken by Consulting Engineer to ensure the integrity of the wall is maintained.
(j) Prior to the commencement of development samples of materials/finishes and workmanship shall be provided on site for consultation and agreement with the Architectural Conservation Officer from the Planning Authority.
Reason: In the interest of the protection of built and architectural heritage and proper planning and sustainable development.

WASTE MANAGEMENT
25.(a)Operational Waste Management
Prior to the commencement of development, the Applicant shall submit for the written agreement of the Planning Authority an Operational Waste Management Plan setting out proposals for segregation and management of waste, including organic waste, within the completed development to support EU and National Policy and proposals for management of waste within the curtilage of the proposed development.
REASON: In the interest of orderly development.

FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS
26. A financial contribution shall be paid by the proposer to the Council towards the cost of the extension of Luas Line B from the Sandyford Depot to Cherrywood, namely Luas Line B1. This contribution shall be paid prior to the commencement of the development or in such other manner as may otherwise be agreed with the Planning Authority. The rate of contribution payable shall be that pertaining to the particular year in which implementation of the Planning Permission is commenced. The Supplementary Development Contribution Scheme provides for an annual increase in the levels of contribution payable, as outlined in the scheme, by a factor of 5% compound interest per annum. The levels of contribution will be reviewed annually on the 13th of January of each year during which the scheme is in force to take account of the aforementioned increase.
The rate of contribution payable in respect of this development, at current contribution rates, is €1,411,602.72 , and is subject to increase as outlined above.
It should be noted that contributions assessed in accordance with the Supplementary Development Contribution Scheme cannot be appealed to An Bord Pleanala unless the applicant considers the levy referred to in this condition has not been properly applied in accordance with the terms of the Scheme.
REASON: To part finance the extension of the Luas Line B1 from Sandyford Depot to Cherrywood, as provided for in the Supplementary Development Contribution Scheme adopted by the Council of Dún laoghaire-Rathdown on the 13th of January 2003.

27. The Developer shall, prior to commencement or as otherwise agreed in writing with the Planning Authority, pay the sum of €4639.78 to the Planning Authority as a contribution towards expenditure that was/or is proposed to be incurred by the Local Authority in respect of the provision of Surface Water Infrastructure benefiting development in the area of the Planning Authority, as provided for in the Development Contribution Scheme 2023-2028 made by Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council on the 9th of October 2023. These rates of contribution shall be updated effective from 1 January each year during the life of the Scheme in accordance with the SCSI Tender Price Index commencing from 1st January 2025. Contributions shall be payable at the index-adjusted rate pertaining to the year in which implementation of the planning permission is commenced, as provided for in Article 4.7 of the Scheme. Outstanding balances as of the 1st of January each year shall be subject to indexation and adjusted accordingly until the contribution has been paid in full. (See Article 8.3 of the Scheme).
REASON: It is considered reasonable that the payment of a contribution be required in respect of the provision of the Surface Water Infrastructure benefiting development in the area of the Planning Authority and that is provided, or that is intended will be provided, by or on behalf of the Local Authority.

Note on above Condition:
Please note that with effect from 1st January 2014 Uisce Éireann are now the statutory body responsible for both water and wastewater services. Accordingly, the contribution payable has been reduced by the amount of the contribution associated with these services. Further details/clarification can be obtained from Uisce Éireann at Tel. 1800 278 278.

28. The Developer shall, prior to commencement or as otherwise agreed in writing with the Planning Authority, pay the sum of €69,596.70 to the Planning Authority as a contribution towards expenditure that was/or is proposed to be incurred by the Local Authority in respect of the provision of the Transport Infrastructure benefiting development in the area of the Planning Authority, as provided for in the Development Contribution Scheme 2023-2028 made by Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council on the on the 9th of October 2023. These rates of contribution shall be updated effective from 1 January each year during the life of the Scheme in accordance with the SCSI Tender Price Index commencing from 1st January 2025. Contributions shall be payable at the index-adjusted rate pertaining to the year in which implementation of the planning permission is commenced, as provided for in Article 4.7 of the Scheme. Outstanding balances as of the 1st of January each year shall be subject to indexation and adjusted accordingly until the contribution has been paid in full. (See Article 8.3 of the Scheme)
REASON: It is considered reasonable that the payment of a contribution be required in respect of the provision of the Transport Infrastructure benefiting development in the area of the Planning Authority and that is provided, or that is intended will be provided, by or on behalf of the Local Authority.

29. The Developer shall, prior to commencement or as otherwise agreed in writing with the Planning Authority, pay the sum of €389,700.46  to the Planning Authority as a contribution towards expenditure that was/or is proposed to be incurred by the Local Authority in respect of the provision of the Community & Parks facilities & Recreational amenities benefiting development in the area of the Planning Authority, as provided for in the Development Contribution Scheme 2023-2028 made by Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council on the 9th of October 2023. These rates of contribution shall be updated effective from 1 January each year during the life of the Scheme in accordance with the SCSI Tender Price Index commencing from 1st January 2025. Contributions shall be payable at the index-adjusted rate pertaining to the year in which implementation of the planning permission is commenced, as provided for in Article 4.7 of the Scheme. Outstanding balances as of the 1st of January each year shall be subject to indexation and adjusted accordingly until the contribution has been paid in full. (See Article 8.3 of the Scheme)
REASON: It is considered reasonable that the payment of a contribution be required in respect of the provision of the Community & Parks facilities & Recreational amenities benefiting development in the area of the Planning Authority and that is provided, or that is intended will be provided, by or on behalf of the Local Authority.

30.The Developer shall, prior to commencement or as otherwise agreed in writing with the Planning Authority, pay the sum of € 347.283.84  to the Planning Authority a contribution towards expenditure that was/or is proposed to be incurred by the Local Authority in respect of public infrastructure and facilities benefitting development in the Cherrywood Planning Scheme Area identified in Appendix III to the Development Contribution Scheme in respect of development in the Cherrywood Planning Scheme Area 2023 - 2028 made by Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council on the 9th October 2023, as provided for in the said Scheme. This contribution shall be used solely to fund the public infrastructure and facilities identified in Appendix III to the Scheme: Public Infrastructure and Facilities benefitting development in the Cherrywood Planning Scheme Area.
These rates of contribution shall be updated effective from 1 January each year during the life of the Scheme in accordance with the SCSI Tender Price Index from 1st January, 2025. Contributions shall be payable at the index-adjusted rate pertaining to the year in which implementation of the planning permission is commenced, as provided for in Article 4.7 of the Scheme. Outstanding balances as of the 1st of January each year shall be subject to indexation and adjusted accordingly until the contribution has been paid in full. (See Article 7.3 of the Scheme)
REASON: It is considered reasonable that the payment of a contribution be required in respect of the provision of the public infrastructure and facilities benefitting development in the Cherrywood Planning Scheme Area and that is provided, or that is intended will be provided, by or on behalf of the Local Authority.

31. To ensure adequate financial provision is on hand to rectify any damaged caused to the road network associated with DZ15A/0758 and as extended by permission DZ15A/0758/E, as part of the condition survey that shall be submitted to the Planning Authority prior to commencement (inclusive of enabling works) under above condition shall include a detailed map that shows all routes that will be utilised for construction traffic associated with this development from commencement (inclusive of enabling works) to occupation of this development. This detailed map shall include the area of roadway in meters square to be utilised for construction traffic, this measurement will be used to calculate the value of a cash security or insurance bond for the value of €30/m2 of roadway utilised, to be lodged with the Planning Authority. No works shall take place (inclusive of enabling works) until this bond or cash security has been agreed and accepted by the Planning Authority. This bond will be refunded on satisfactory completion and certification by the Developer of any works identified in the condition survey, to be completed after occupation of all units within the development, and with written agreement from the Planning Authority that those works are carried out to Taking in Charge Standard. Failure to comply with the above condition may lead to the insurance bond/cash security being sequestered by the Planning Authority to complete any outstanding works
REASON: To ensure that a ready sanction may be available to the County Council to induce the provision of services and prevent disamenity in the development.

32. This development shall not be carried out without prior agreement, in writing, between the Applicant & the Planning Authority relating to the payment of development contributions.
REASON: Investment by Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council in Local Authority works has facilitated and will facilitate the proposed development. It is considered appropriate and reasonable that the developer should contribute to the cost of same.

NOTES
1.The proposed development shall accord with the requirements of Irish Water.

2.The attention of the applicant is drawn to Section 34(13) of the Planning and Development Act 2000, as amended, which relates as follows- 'A person shall not be entitled solely by reason of a permission under this section to carry out any development'.

3.The Applicant is advised that all/any requirements of the Environmental Health Office - Air Pollution and Noise Control Unit shall be ascertained and strictly adhered to.

## Nearby applications

- [REF20225](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/REF20225.md): Lehaunstown Park House, Laughanstown, Co Dublin, (A Protected Structure). Granted (23 Jan 2026). Minor internal changes to the stable building at Lehaunstown Park House, a protected structure.
- [DZ22A/0550](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ22A-0550.md): Lehaunstown Park Open Space, Laughanstown, Dublin 18. Granted (13 Apr 2023). Turns a temporary car park into Lehaunstown Park Open Space with community gardens and a play plaza.
- [D06A/1016](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/D06A-1016.md): Townland of Laughanstown, Cherrywood, Loughlinstown, Co. Dublin.. Granted (28 Nov 2006). Builds a 110 kV ESB electrical transformer station in Laughanstown.
- [DZ23A/0443](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ23A-0443.md): Lands in the townlands of Laughanstown, Dublin 18, (Lands within 'Development Area 7- Macnebury', including part of the Res 2 plot known as 'M4, located West & South of Castle Street, south of Lehaunstown Lane and North of Bishop Street. Granted (7 Nov 2023). Changes a condition so 66 permitted homes in Macnebury can be occupied before the Cherrywood Avenue/Beckett Road underpass is built.
- [DZ21A/1085](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ21A-1085.md): Lands of Laughanstown, Dublin 18, (Lands within 'Development Area 7- Macnebury', M4, located West & South of Castle Street, south of Lehaunstown Lane and North of Bishop Street. Granted (2 Dec 2022). Builds 65 three-bed homes in five three-storey blocks in Macnebury, west of Castle Street.
- [DZ18A/0458](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ18A-0458.md): on lands (c.0.74 HA) in the townland of Laughanstown, Dublin 18 (Development Area 8 - Tully). Granted (11 Jul 2018). Builds a new primary school with 24 classrooms plus a special needs unit, south-west of Tully Park.
- [DZ26A/0579/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ26A-0579-WEB.md): Castle Street (M5), Laughanstown, Dublin 18 (Development Area 7 Macnebury - Res2 Plot). More information requested (22 Sep 2026). 40 new homes, mostly 3-bed two-level apartments, off Castle Street in Macnebury.
- [DZ21A/0699](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ21A-0699.md): Townlands of Laughanstown, Brennanstown and Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Granted (23 Sep 2021). Smaller first-floor bathroom windows on 33 permitted houses in Tully.
- [DZ20A/0552](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ20A-0552.md): Townlands of Laughanstown, Brennanstown and Cherrywood, Dublin 18,. Granted (11 Mar 2021). 163 new homes, mostly houses, between Castle Street and Tully Park.
- [DZ22A/0820](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ22A-0820.md): Townlands of Laughanstown, Brennanstown and Cherrywood,, Dublin 18. Granted (12 Dec 2022). Makes minor changes to the already-permitted 168-home scheme in Tully, swapping the designs of 12 houses and altering some roofs.
- [DZ22A/0403](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ22A-0403.md): Townlands of Laughanstown, Brennanstown and Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Refused or withdrawn (22 Jul 2022). Makes minor changes to the already-permitted 168-home scheme in Tully, swapping the designs of 12 houses and altering some roofs.
- [DZ19A/0597](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ19A-0597.md): Development Area 8 -Tully, Cherrywood SDZ, Includes the Res 2 plots ''T9'' and ''T10''. Granted (11 Mar 2020). 184 new homes, mainly houses plus two small apartment blocks, on plots T9 and T10 in Tully.
- [DZ21A/1038](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ21A-1038.md): site 1.85 ha at Castle Street and Bishop Street, Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Granted (8 Nov 2022). Builds a new 1,000-pupil secondary school at Castle Street and Bishop Street, Cherrywood.
- [DZ26B/0186/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ26B-0186-WEB.md): 4 Mercer Row,Laughanstown, Dublin 18, D18XH7P. Granted (25 May 2026). Three new roof windows added to the front of a house on Mercer Row.
- [DZ26B/0153/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ26B-0153-WEB.md): 4 Mercer Row, Laughanstown, Dublin, D18XH7P. Refused or withdrawn (19 Mar 2026). Three new roof windows added to the front of a house on Mercer Row.
- [DZ26A/0580/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ26A-0580-WEB.md): Bishop Street (M3a), Laughanstown, Dublin 18 (Development Area 7 Macnebury - Res3 Plot). More information requested (22 Sep 2026). 32 new homes, mostly 3-bed two-level apartments, off Bishop Street in Macnebury.
- [DZ25A/0044/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ25A-0044-WEB.md): In the Townlands of Laughanstown, and Brennanstown, Dublin 18. Granted (10 Jul 2025). Amends a permitted Lehaunstown scheme to add a storey to two buildings, taking it from 492 to 517 homes, with fewer car spaces.
- [DZ21A/0334](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ21A-0334.md): Townlands of Laughanstown, Brennanstown and Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Granted (7 Apr 2022). 482 new homes, mostly apartments in five blocks up to 5 storeys, beside Barrington's Road and the Luas in Lehaunstown.
- [DZ17A/0161](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ17A-0161.md): Lands (site area c.0.95ha) in the townland of Laughanstown, Dublin 18. Granted (12 Dec 2017). Sets up a temporary concrete plant for 7 years to supply the building of Cherrywood.
- [DZ26A/0052/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ26A-0052-WEB.md): Townland of Laughanstown, Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Granted (24 Mar 2026). Makes minor layout and landscaping changes to a permitted Tully housing scheme, moving bin stores to the front of the two-level homes.
- [DZ23A/0455](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ23A-0455.md): Area 8 (Tully) Cherrywood SDZ Lands, Laughanstown, Dublin 18. Granted (27 Oct 2023). Amends a permitted Tully housing scheme to provide 5 three-bed houses on Mercer's Road in place of 5 homes dropped by condition.
- [DZ20A/0946](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ20A-0946.md): Lands known as Tully Park (c12.9HA), Laughanstown, Dublin 18. Granted (18 Feb 2021). Revises part of the permitted Tully Park, moving the café kiosk, redesigning the playground and adding a raised boardwalk.
- [DZ15A/0813](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ15A-0813.md): Laughanstown, Dublin 18, (Tully Park). Granted (13 Jul 2016). Creates Tully Park, a 12.9-hectare public park with a playground, café kiosk and nature trails.
- [DZ20A/0585](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ20A-0585.md): on a site in the Townlands of Laughanstown and Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Refused or withdrawn (2 Jun 2021). A temporary sales and marketing suite with 8 parking spaces for just under 5 years off Gun and Drum Hill Road.
- [DZ22A/0770](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ22A-0770.md): On Lands Development Area 8 (Tully), Cherrywood SDZ, Laughanstown, Dublin 18. Granted (22 Mar 2023). 71 homes, a crèche, shops and a community room on plot T11 west of Castle Street in Tully village centre.
- [DZ21A/1042](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ21A-1042.md): Townlands of Laughanstown, Brennanstown and Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Granted (30 May 2022). 122 new homes, a mix of houses, two-level units and apartments, beside Tully Park and Lehaunstown Lane.
- [DZ22A/0623](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ22A-0623.md): On Lands Development ,Plot T 11, Area 8 (Tully), Cherrywood SDZ, Laughanstown, Dublin 18. Granted (18 Jan 2023). 49 new houses on plot T11 west of Castle Street in Tully.
- [DZ26A/0750/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ26A-0750-WEB.md): Unit B, Mercer Way, Tully Village Centre West, Dublin 18, D18C58F. Refused or withdrawn (7 Oct 2026). Combines two permitted shop units at Tully Village Centre into one convenience store with an off-licence.
- [DZ26A/0151/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ26A-0151-WEB.md): In the Townlands of Laughanstown and Cherrywood, in Cherrywood, Dublin 18.. Granted (24 Jun 2026). 188 new homes, a mix of apartments, two-level units and houses, beside Tully Park off Bishop Street.
- [DZ22A/0133](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ22A-0133.md): Townlands of Laughanstown and Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Granted (22 Nov 2022). Builds 163 homes, a mix of apartments, triplexes, maisonettes and houses, beside Tully Park.
- [DZ25A/0014/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ25A-0014-WEB.md): Townlands of Laughanstown & Brennanstown, Dublin 18. Granted (3 Mar 2025). Amends the permitted Tully village centre (plot T1) to shrink the basement, cutting car parking from 210 to 157 spaces.
- [DZ23A/0106](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ23A-0106.md): Lands in the Townlands of Laughanstown and Brennanstown, Dublin 18. Granted (22 Sep 2023). A village centre at Tully with a supermarket, shops, cafés and 139 build-to-rent apartments in two blocks of 3–5 storeys.
- [DZ25A/0325/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ25A-0325-WEB.md): In the Townlands of Laughanstown and Cherrywood, Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Granted (15 Jan 2026). 121 apartments in two blocks of 3 to 5 storeys off Cherrywood Avenue in Macnebury.
- [DZ25A/0102/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ25A-0102-WEB.md): In the Townlands of Laughanstown, in Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Granted (26 May 2025). Amends a permitted 200-apartment scheme in Macnebury to drop its basement and cut car parking from 241 to 160 spaces.
- [DZ24A/1024/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ24A-1024-WEB.md): In the Townlands of Laughanstown and Cherrywood, in Cherrywood,, Dublin 18. Granted (1 May 2025). Amends a permitted Macnebury apartment scheme to cut car parking from 312 to 213 spaces and add bike, bin and storage buildings, with no change to the homes.
- [DZ25A/0008/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ25A-0008-WEB.md): In the Townlands of Laughanstown and Cherrywood, in Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Refused or withdrawn (6 Feb 2025). Amends a permitted 200-apartment scheme in Macnebury to drop its basement and cut car parking from 241 to 160 spaces.
- [DZ24A/1016/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ24A-1016-WEB.md): In the Townlands of Laughanstown and Cherrywood, in Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Refused or withdrawn (3 Jan 2025). Amends a permitted Macnebury development by removing its basement and cutting car parking from 241 to 160 spaces.
- [DZ24A/0017](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ24A-0017.md): Townlands of Laughanstown and Cherrywood, Macnebury - Development Area 7 - Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Granted (11 Jun 2024). 200 apartments in three blocks of 4 to 5 storeys off Cherrywood Avenue in Macnebury.
- [DZ23A/0811](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ23A-0811.md): In the Townlands of Laughanstown and Cherrywood. Macnebury, Development Area 7 , Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Refused or withdrawn (4 Jan 2024). 200 apartments in three blocks of 4 to 5 storeys off Cherrywood Avenue in Macnebury.
- [DZ22A/1021](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ22A-1021.md): Lands within Development Area 7 - Macnebury, including part of the Res 3 plot known as M1 located south of Bishop Street, west of Cherrywood Avenue, east and north of the proposed Beckett Road, Laughanstown, Dublin 18. Granted (27 Jun 2023). 283 new homes, mostly apartments in four blocks of 4–5 storeys, plus a crèche, south of Bishop Street in Macnebury.
- [DZ15A/0758](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ15A-0758.md): in the townlands of Cherrywood, Laughanstown, Brennanstown, Loughlinstown and Glebe, Dublin 18. Granted (16 Aug 2016). Phase 1 roads for Cherrywood: about 5.4km of new and upgraded roads including Grand Parade, Castle Street and Bishop Street.
- [ABP30342919](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/ABP30342919.md): Site (c.3.06ha) in the townlands of Laughanstown, Dublin 18 (lands generally bounded by Bishop Street to the south, the Luas green line to the east and Tully park to the north. Granted (18 Apr 2019). Builds 184 homes, a mix of apartments, two-level units and houses, between Bishop Street, the Luas line and Tully Park.
- [DZ17A/0172](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ17A-0172.md): Site in the townlands of Laughanstown and Tiknick, Shankill, Co. Dublin. Granted (13 Apr 2017). Lets two existing 110 kV overhead power lines in Laughanstown and Tiknick stay for five more years.
- [DZ16A/0995](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ16A-0995.md): Laughanstown and Tiknick, Shankill, Co. Dublin. Refused or withdrawn (22 Feb 2017). ESB seeks to keep two existing 110kV overhead power lines near Cherrywood substation for another five years.
- [D04A/1013](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/D04A-1013.md): Laughanstown/Cherrywood, With Access From N11, Wyattville Road, Co. Dublin.. Refused or withdrawn (9 May 2005). Seeks to keep modified land shaping and drainage works on a 36-hectare site at Laughanstown/Cherrywood and further alter them.
- [DZ21A/0664](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ21A-0664.md): Site in the Townlands of, Laughanstown, Brennanstown and Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Granted (5 May 2022). 47 apartments in a 4-storey block off Castle Street in Tully.
- [DZ24A/0696/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ24A-0696-WEB.md): Townlands of Laughanstown, and Brennanstown, Dublin 18. Granted (29 Oct 2024). Amends a permitted Tully scheme to add 4 apartments by raising part of Apartment Building 1 to 4 storeys.

## Links

- [This page on CherrywoodPlans](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ23A-0359)
- [Council record, documents and conditions (DLR planning portal)](https://planning.agileapplications.ie/dunlaoghaire/application-details/96253)
- [All Cherrywood applications](https://cherrywoodplans.com/applications.md)

_Source: Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown County Council planning data, refreshed daily. CherrywoodPlans is an independent site, not run by the council._