R756

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No observation, appeal or consultation window is open within 1000 m today.

Where this is

Zoning evaluated against the point

No zoning objective covers this site in the current plan (or the plan is not loaded for this county).

Designations and constraints within 1000 m

No OPW CFRAM/NIFM flood extent within 1000 m.

Residential Zoned Land Tax

This site is not on the current draft or final RZLT map.

Planning applications 21 in 5 years within 1.0 km

Recent decisions and applications

• Tober Lower , Dunlavin , Co. Wicklow Conditional
  construct a new agricultural entrance to my agricultural lands and all ancillary site works and services
  2660206received 19 Mar 2026decided 11 May 202618 m away
• Tober Upper , Dunlavin , Co. Wicklow N/a
  phased extension to the existing quarry, measuring c. 14.13 hectares, located to the south/south-east of the existing extraction area, to be excavated to final floor levels ranging from approximately 202.7 m OD at the north-western extent of the extension area to approximately 227.7 m OD at the south-eastern extent of the extension area (as shown on the application drawings) and the extraction of approximately 150,000 tonnes per annum (being the maximum total output from the quarry as a whole) of sand, gravel and stone using mechanical means only. The development will also consist of: the provision of an additional wash plant (to supplement the existing wash plant); drainage infrastructure; fencing; boundary treatments (including berms and tree planting and the importation of geochemically suitable inert soil material, where required, to support berm construction); internal roads and access/haul routes; and all associated site works. (The proposed extension will operate using the existing permitted access to the R756, together with the existing internal haul road and all previously permitted processing and ancillary facilities, including: sand storage and testing lab shed, wash plant, water recycling system, sludge storage bay, water storage tank, wheelwash, well, pumphouse, temporary portacabin office, canteen, portaloo, berms, and mobile screening plant). The proposed extension of the existing quarry will operate for a period of 10 years from commencement of extraction within the extension area, after which an approved restoration and remediation plan will be implemented. An Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIAR) has been prepared in respect of the proposed development will be submitted to the Planning Authority with the application
  2660169received 10 Mar 2026924 m away
• Tober Upper , Dunlavin , Co. Wicklow N/a
  phased extension to the existing quarry, measuring c. 14.13 hectares, located to the south/south-east of the existing extraction area, to be excavated to final floor levels ranging from approximately 202.7 m OD at the north-western extent of the extension area to approximately 227.7 m OD at the south-eastern extent of the extension area (as shown on the application drawings) and the extraction of approximately 150,000 tonnes per annum (being the maximum total output from the quarry as a whole) of sand, gravel and stone using mechanical means only. The development will also consist of: the provision of an additional wash plant (to supplement the existing wash plant); drainage infrastructure; fencing; boundary treatments (including berms and tree planting and the importation of geochemically suitable inert soil material, where required, to support berm construction); internal roads and access/haul routes; and all associated site works. (The proposed extension will operate using the existing permitted access to the R756, together with the existing internal haul road and all previously permitted processing and ancillary facilities, including: sand storage and testing lab shed, wash plant, water recycling system, sludge storage bay, water storage tank, wheelwash, well, pumphouse, temporary portacabin office, canteen, portaloo, berms, and mobile screening plant.) The proposed extension of the existing quarry will operate for a period of 10 years from commencement of extraction within the extension area, after which an approved restoration and remediation plan will be implemented. An Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIAR) has been prepared in respect of the proposed development will be submitted to the Planning Authority with the application
  2660114received 18 Feb 2026925 m away
• Tober Lower , Dunlavin , Co. Wicklow N/a
  construct a new agricultural entrance to agricultural lands and all ancillary site works and services
  2560986received 4 Dec 202545 m away
• Station Road , Dunlavin , Co. Wicklow Refused
  change of use, renovation and extension of an existing garage, providing a 1 bedroom dwelling at Station Road, Dunlavin, Co. Wicklow (W91 P4A9) and is to include existing connection to drainage infrastructure and all ancillary site development and excavation works undertook
  2560954received 24 Nov 2025decided 24 Jan 2026709 m away
• Tober Upper , Dunlavin , Co. Wicklow Unconditional
  section 42 extension of appropriate period - 20/1101 - construct a dwelling house, secondary sewerage treatment system and percolation area, domestic garage, new entrance, alterations to roadside boundary fence and all associated site works
  25279received 22 Sept 2025decided 10 Nov 2025757 m away
• Tober Cottage , Dunlavin , Co. Wicklow Conditional
  revised single storey extension to that previously granted under planning ref 04/408 along with all associated site works
  2560428received 11 Jun 2025decided 30 Jul 2025513 m away
• Tober Lower , Dunlavin , Co. Wicklow Conditional
  revised house type on previously granted site (PRR 23576 ) for house type of Sarah Darcy and all ancillary site works
  2560253received 7 Apr 2025decided 26 May 2025373 m away
• Tober Lower , Dunlavin , Co. Wicklow N/a
  new farm entrance; alterations to road side boundary hedge, closure of existing entrance, Permission also sought for lean-to type sheep shed and fodder storage area and all ancillary site works
  2560062received 6 Feb 20250 m away
• Station Road , Dunlavin , Co. Wicklow Refused
  change of use, renovation and extension of an existing garage to provide a 1 bedroom independent unit at Station Road, Dunlavin, Co. Wicklow (W91 P4A9) and is to include connection to existing drainage infrastructure and all ancillary site development and excavation works undertook
  2460691received 8 Nov 2024decided 3 Jan 2025709 m away

`description` is truncated at source (80 chars for DLR, 70 for Fingal) and `applicant` is null nationally — NPAD publishes neither in full.

Appeals 0 in 5 years within 1.0 km

No appeal to An Coimisiún Pleanála within 1.0 km in 5 years.

Commencement notices 0 in 3 years within 1.0 km

No commencement notice lodged with the Building Control Management System nearby.

One notice can cover many buildings — count notices, never building rows, or a single multi-unit scheme reads as a trend (T11).

Sales 1 in 36 months within 1.0 km

€400,000 – €400,000, 25 Sept 2025 to 25 Sept 2025.

PPR addresses are geocoded, not surveyed — a sale's position is as good as its address match (`rooftop_n` says how many are address-accurate). Beds, floor area, BER and asking price come from the matched daft.ie advertisement, not from the Register, and only where a match was found (`enriched_n`).

Consultations 0 matched by place

No open council consultation covers this place.

Council items 0 in 24 months

No committee item is geolinked to this place. Council minutes are linked at county or electoral-area level, so this is usually empty for a single house.

Capacity and public land

No publishable utility-capacity record within the radius.

No site on the LDA register of relevant public lands within 1.0 km.

Schools and public transport within 1.0 km

Sources used in this report

Generated 13 Sept 2026, 07:32 from the Planning Register store. Nothing on this page was fetched live: every figure was already in the store with the fetch time shown. Deadlines are derived from published receipt and decision dates under the Planning and Development Act 2000; confirm with the planning authority before relying on them.

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