COMHAIRLE CONTAE ÁTHA CLIATH THEAS
SOUTH DUBLIN COUNTY COUNCIL
MEETING OF CLONDALKIN AREA COMMITTEE
Wednesday, October 16, 2019
QUESTION NO. 11
QUESTION: Councillor F. Timmons
"To ask the Chief Executive for a full and detailed report into Clondalkin as a designated Architectural Conservation Area as per the South Dublin County Council Development Plan. What efforts are being made by South Dublin County Council to ensure Clondalkin remains as an Architectural Conservation Area? What buildings and walls are protected around the village area?"
REPLY:
Response:
The purpose of an Architectural Conservation Area (ACA) designation is to define the boundaries of an area that merits protection and to use appropriate controls over development in order to protect and enhance the special character of the Architectural Conservation Area under the following objectives:
- Ensure that all proposed developments are carried out in a manner sympathetic to the special character of the area.
- Conserve, restore, and rehabilitate the existing building stock in the area.
There are policies and objectives in the South Dublin County Council County Development Plan (CDP) 2016-2022 which relate to Architectural Conservation Areas within the County. Planning Applications that are submitted to the Planning Authority are assessed in accordance with the CDP and legislation pertaining to Architectural Conservation Areas and are also referred to the Councils Architectural Conservation Officer to formally assess to ensure that the proposed development does not materially affect the character of the ACA.
The designated ACA area is shown on the County Development Plan Map (2016-2022) and all buildings or features that are protected are also indicated on the Development Plan Maps and listed in the CDP written statement under Schedule 2 on the Record of Protected Structures (RPS) – Abstract below.
There is no specific listing of boundary walls as part of our Record of Protected Structures however there is a policy in the CDP to retain and incorporate features of interest/street furniture, any such removal would be assessed against the existing policies on a case by case basis.
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5 Ballymanaggin Lane, Clondalkin |
Semi-Detached Three-Bay Two-Storey House |
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6 Ballymanaggin Lane, Clondalkin |
Semi-Detached Three-Bay Two-Storey House |
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118 |
12th Lock Grand Canal,Ballymakaily |
Stone Two Storey Industrial Building |
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119 |
Lock House, 12th Lock Grand Canal, Ballymakaily |
Victorian Style House |
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120 |
Grange Cottage, Grange, Clondalkin |
Detached Six-Bay Single-Storey Farm House & Outbuildings |
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121 |
7 Ballymanaggin Lane, Clondalkin |
Semi-Detached Four-Bay Single-Storey House |
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121 |
Annes Brook Cottage, 8 Ballymanaggin Lane, Clondalkin |
Semi-Detached Four-Bay Single-Storey House |
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122 |
Orner Lock House, 11th Lock, Cappagh |
Remains Of House |
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123 |
1oth Lock,Cappagh, Clondalkin |
Single-Stage Canal Lock |
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124 |
1 Ninth Lock Road, Ballymanaggin, Clondalkin |
Semi-Detached Three-Bay Two-Storey House |
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124 |
2 Ninth Lock Road, Ballymanagin, Clondalkin |
Semi-Detached Thee-Bay Two-Storey House |
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125 |
12th Lock,R120,Lucan |
Single-Stage Canal Lock, 12th Lock |
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126 |
3 Ballymanaggin Lane, Clondalkin |
Semi-Detached Four-Bay Single-Storey House |
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126 |
4 Ballymanaggin Lane, Clondalkin |
Semi-Detached Four-Bay Single-Storey House |
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127 |
Leek Bridge,12th Lock Grand Canal, Ballymakaily |
Bridge With Stone Capping |
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128 |
11th Lock, Cappagh, Clondalkin |
Single-Stage Canal Lock |
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129 |
9th Lock,Ballymanaggin, Clondalkin |
Two-Stage Canal Lock |
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130 |
9th Lock Road, Clonburris Great, Clondalkin |
Detached Three-Bay Two-Storey Former Lock Keeper's House |
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131 |
Gollierstown Bridge,Gollierstown |
Stone Bridge |
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132 |
Grange Castle, Clondalkin |
Stone Tower House (Ruin) (RM) |
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133 |
Kilmahuddrick |
Stone Church (Ruin},Graveyard, & Moated Site Possible (RM) |
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Aras Chronain,Watery Lane, Clondalkin |
Detached Four Bay Two Storey House |
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Deansrath Castle |
Stone Castle(s) (Ruin} (RM} |
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Riverside, Nangor Road, Clondalkin |
Semi-Detached Five Bay Two Storey House |
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1 Millview,Nangor Road, Clondalkin |
End Of Terrace Two Bay Single Storey House With Dormer Attic |
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2 Millview,Nangor Road, Clondalkin |
Tenraced Two Bay Single Storey House With Dormer Attic |
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3 Millview,Nangor Road, Clondalkin |
End Of Terrace Two Bay Single Storey House With Dormer Attic |
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Tower Road, Clondalkin |
Stone Round Tower, Church & Cross (RM) |
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St. John's Church,Tower Road, Clondalkin |
Church (RM} |
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140 |
Tower Road, Clondalkin |
Church 'Site Of' (RM) |
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141 |
St. John's Cottages, Tower Road, Clondalkin |
Two Storey House Terrace (3) & Front Boundary Walls |
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142 |
Deansrath House, Clondalkin |
House |
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143 |
Patrick Massey FuneralHome, Orchard Lane, Clondalkin |
Semi Detached Three Bay Two Storey Building |
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144 |
St. John's National School, Tower Road, Clondalkin |
School |
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146 |
The Black Lion, Orchard Lane, Clondalkin |
Semi-Detached Five Bay Two Storey Public House |
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147 |
Tully's Castle, Clondalkin |
Stone Castle (Ruin) (RM) |
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148 |
Clondalkin |
Mill Pond |
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149 |
Public Library,Monastery Road, Clondalkin |
Two Storey Library |
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153 |
Convent Road,Clondalkin |
Detached Multiple Bay Single Storey Former Gate Lodge |
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154 |
Moyle Park House, off Convent Road, Clondalkin |
Detached Former Country House |
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155 |
Milltown |
Detached Four-Bay Two-Storey Farm House |
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156 |
Oak Lodge, New Road, Clondalkin |
Detached Three Bay Single Storey Over Basement House |
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158 |
Presentation Convent & Church Of Immaculate Conception, Clondalkin |
Church & Convent |
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