A planning appeal has yet to be decided for the developer behind the planned construction of 70 new houses near Dublin.

Although detail plans were approved by Fingal Council to O'Flynn Construction in April for the construction of a housing development at Laraghcon, Lucan-Clonee Road, Lucan, Co Dublin, several third party appeals were submitted against the decision to An Bord Pleanala on May 17.

If these are rejected, the development will go ahead and comprise the construction of 70 detached residential units range in size from 173 square metres to 365 square metres (GFA) comprising 20 5/6-bedroom units, 31 4/5-bedroom units and 19 four-bedroom units and the construction of a crèche with a GFA of 238.2 square metres.

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The provision of site development works including road infrastructure, foul sewer network, surface water sewer network, services provision and landscaping.

The construction of a new internal access road forming a junction with the Lucan-Clonee Road and a new entrance to the adjoining lands to the north.

Permission to demolish two habitable buildings and ancillary buildings; improvements and upgrade works to the Lucan-Clonee Road (R149) between the Laraghcon Roundabout and St. Catherine's Park access road, to include new cycle and pedestrian paths is also included in the bid.

An Bord Pleanala are now advised that O'Flynn Construction will be responsible for the main construction works involved with the case due to be decided by September 19th.

Architects are Brady Shipman Martin and Hogan and Associates.

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(BMcC/GK)