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Planning Permission for Bayside shopping center demolition granted

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  • #92
    Atlantic Dawn
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    There should be a €3million fine for anyone leaving cardboard boxes/bags behind at a bottle bank.


  • #93
    Princess Calla
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    neris wrote: »
    Is the creche mentioned open or are they putting in a unit for a creche?

    Kidz club, its been there years.


  • #94
    BowWow
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    Planning Permission refused for the omission of the "Green" roof.

    Good that that has to go ahead...


  • #95
    Princess Calla
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    BowWow wrote: »
    Planning Permission refused for the omission of the "Green" roof.

    Good that that has to go ahead...

    What is the green roof?

    I'm sure I could search for the planning permission but that will take for ages :D


  • #96
    BowWow
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    Princess Calla wrote: »
    I'm sure I could search for the planning permission but that will take for ages :D

    I'll meet you half way :P

    http://planning.fingalcoco.ie/swiftlg/apas/run/WPHAPPDETAIL.DisplayURL?theApnID=F19A/0628


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  • #97
    Princess Calla
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    BowWow wrote: »
    I'll meet you half way :P

    http://planning.fingalcoco.ie/swiftlg/apas/run/WPHAPPDETAIL.DisplayURL?theApnID=F19A/0628

    :D thanks.... Unfortunately I may aswell be reading Chinese.

    This build is the longest build in history, totally takes the p!! Hopefully the supermarket will be in for Christmas.


  • #98
    whodafunk
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    Does anyone know if the bakery is gone permanently? I see the unit is empty. Pity if it is gone


  • #99
    Princess Calla
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    whodafunk wrote: »
    Does anyone know if the bakery is gone permanently? I see the unit is empty. Pity if it is gone

    Kings was the only closure I've heard of precovid.

    But if the unit is empty that doesn't sound good, they could be trading easily enough now.

    The building site on top of them has had to impact trade, the same with the hardware then covid, tough times.


  • #100
    BowWow
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    Looks like no Aldi till February 2021.

    https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2020/0827/1161604-four-new-aldi-stores-to-open/


  • #101
    bri007
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    Taking an age to finish it
    BowWow wrote: »
    Looks like no Aldi till February 2021.

    https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2020/0827/1161604-four-new-aldi-stores-to-open/


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  • #102
    BowWow
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    bri007 wrote: »
    Taking an age to finish it

    Have to agree...


  • #103
    Atlantic Dawn
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    BowWow wrote: »
    Looks like no Aldi till February 2021.

    https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2020/0827/1161604-four-new-aldi-stores-to-open/


    Recruitment open now...
    https://ie.indeed.com/Aldi-jobs-in-Bayside,-County-Dublin


  • #104
    Alicano
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    BowWow wrote: »
    Planning Permission refused for the omission of the "Green" roof.

    Good that that has to go ahead...

    If I'm understanding correctly. The developer has tried last minute changes to cheapen the build. Canceling a planned green roof and trying to just cement block it instead? And it was refused? Forcing them to build as proposed originally?
    If so that's good. Can't stand sneaky builds and changes to plans..
    Are we in year 9 of this build? :confused::D


  • #105
    Princess Calla
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    Alicano wrote: »
    If I'm understanding correctly. The developer has tried last minute changes to cheapen the build. Canceling a planned green roof and trying to just cement block it instead? And it was refused? Forcing them to build as proposed originally?
    If so that's good. Can't stand sneaky builds and changes to plans..
    Are we in year 9 of this build? :confused::D

    The whole build has been sneeky. If memory serves there was a delay as they wanted an extra floor on the apartments, the request went in halfway through the build.... Now totally open to correction as I'm not an engineer but would the foundations not have to be a different depth to hold an extra floor?... Obviously they already were as they got their extra floor.

    Was the supermarket not due to open last year? Then it went to June, then November now February it's a total joke.

    It maybe 9 year from planning but the old supermarket was open in 2016.


  • #106
    L
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    Princess Calla wrote: »
    It maybe 9 year from planning but the old supermarket was open in 2016.

    The old spar? Wasn't that still there past summer 2017?


  • #107
    Princess Calla
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    L wrote: »
    The old spar? Wasn't that still there past summer 2017?

    Very easily. The years are rolling into one at this stage :) I just know it was open in 2016 as I had to buy baby formula (and then bring it back as the tin was rusted), funny what sticks in your mind. So not 9 yrs in a rubble mess.

    The build is still a joke with how long it is taking.


  • #108
    Alicano
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    I was exaggerating with the 9 years :) It just feels like it.. Sistine chapel would have been built quicker :D


  • #109
    Princess Calla
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    Alicano wrote: »
    I was exaggerating with the 9 years :) It just feels like it.. Sistine chapel would have been built quicker :D

    :) yes it definitely feels like it!


  • #110
    PlayByTheRules
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    Passed it yesterday, coming on nicely. Main focus is on the Aldi section which looks to be almost ready for internal works. Might see it open before year end as once they can get inside LIDL / ALDI finish the work in no time. Whole site should be finished in about 6months I would say, 9 months if weather takes its toll. Next up should be to refurb the Community Center adjacent to it but I doubt there is money for that.


  • #111
    Princess Calla
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    PlayByTheRules wrote: »
    Passed it yesterday, coming on nicely. Main focus is on the Aldi section which looks to be almost ready for internal works. Might see it open before year end as once they can get inside LIDL / ALDI finish the work in no time.

    Press release says February opening.... But then they also said November and June before that so won't be holding my breath.

    The montessori /after school "kidz klub" has also pulled out not really surprising as they should be in their new premises at this stage.


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  • #112
    BowWow
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    L wrote: »
    The old spar? Wasn't that still there past summer 2017?

    The old Londis/Eurospar/Centra was demolished in early 2018.


  • #113
    Princess Calla
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    BowWow wrote: »
    The old Londis/Eurospar/Centra was demolished in early 2018.

    You forgot supervalu :D


  • #114
    BowWow
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    Hardware/Flower shop opened in a new double unit on Thursday, around from Centra. Nice shop.

    Parts of the actual centre are beginning to look good...


  • #115
    BowWow
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    Hardware/Flower shop opened in a new double unit on Thursday, around from Centra. Nice shop.

    Parts of the actual centre are beginning to look good...


  • #116
    TherapyBoy
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    BowWow wrote: »
    Hardware/Flower shop opened in a new double unit on Thursday, around from Centra. Nice shop.

    Parts of the actual centre are beginning to look good...

    I think the dry cleaners has moved in there too, sharing the space.

    Moderator: Non Drinkers Group & Grand Theft Auto



  • #117
    BowWow
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    TherapyBoy wrote: »
    I think the dry cleaners has moved in there too, sharing the space.

    Passed by today, Dry Cleaners operating from usual premises. Hardware looked busy.


  • #118
    expectationlost
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    BowWow wrote: »
    Passed by today, Dry Cleaners operating from usual premises. Hardware looked busy.

    im not sure you could call it a hardware anymore :/, more Home and Garden as it calls itself.


  • #119
    expectationlost
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  • #120
    BowWow
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    expectationlost wrote: »
    im not sure you could call it a hardware anymore :/, more Home and Garden as it calls itself.

    Fair Comment..


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  • #121
    Princess Calla
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    expectationlost wrote: »
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    Sitting out on that balcony is a direct view into the bedrooms and there's not much you can do, as the balcony is there to be enjoyed.


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