New Application · decision due 3 Nov 2026Pre-decision · not yet granted
Planning lead, Site 4, Park West Cherry Orchard, Dublin 10
6. The developer shall engage a suitably qualified archaeologist, to monitor (licensed under the National Monuments Acts) all site clearance works, topsoil stripping and groundworks. Prior to the commencement of such works, the archaeologist shall consult with, and forward to the local authority archaeologist, or the National...
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What is known, and what may happen next
Timing is a planning-stage outlook, not a tender, award, contractor appointment, supplier appointment or guaranteed procurement date.
A planning decision is recorded and no linked commencement is indexed. Conditions, procurement and start timing remain unconfirmed.
Decision date 22 Sep 2025. / Confidence: LowDecision date 22 Sep 2025.
Open evidenceNo commencement indexed / This is an index state, not proof that no works have started.
Source limitedNo drawing entry is available in this lead's bounded document evidence.
Source limitedConfirmed scope
Confirmed application scope
6. The developer shall engage a suitably qualified archaeologist, to monitor (licensed under the National Monuments Acts) all site clearance works, topsoil stripping and groundworks. Prior to the commencement of such works, the archaeologist shall consult with, and forward to the local authority archaeologist, or the National Monument Service, as appropriate, a method statement for written agreement. The use of appropriate tools and/or machinery to ensure the preservation and recording of any surviving...
Open scope evidenceNamed firms
Public source roles
- Dublin City Council & the Land Development
- Applicant / promoter on the public planning record
- Application role only; current development or appointment status is not confirmed.
Evidence-backed work packages
Explicit source signals only
Services / drainage scope
The public application description explicitly references services / drainage scope.
Confidence & provenance 1 official source
- Authority
- Dublin City Council
- Exact reference
- PARTX/0028Sub03
- Evidence reviewed
- 26 Sep 2026
- Confidence
- Source-linked
Facts come from the indexed public planning record and any bounded structured document evidence. No request-time official fetch, tender, award or appointment inference is used.
Application-stage scope
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Planning record
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Services / drainage scope
The public application description explicitly references services / drainage scope.
Only source-supported scope signals are shown; generic trade padding is omitted.
Project facts
Named source parties
- Promoter
- Dublin City Council & the Land Development
- Planning agent
- Ksnpm
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Official description
Application text
6. The developer shall engage a suitably qualified archaeologist, to monitor (licensed under the National Monuments Acts) all site clearance works, topsoil stripping and groundworks. Prior to the commencement of such works, the archaeologist shall consult with, and forward to the local authority archaeologist, or the National Monument Service, as appropriate, a method statement for written agreement. The use of appropriate tools and/or machinery to ensure the preservation and recording of any surviving archaeological remains, shall be necessary. Should archaeological remains be identified, during the course of archaeological monitoring, all works shall cease in the area of archaeological interest, pending a decision of the local authority, in consultation with the National Monuments Service, regarding appropriate mitigation preservation in-situ, or excavation. The developer shall facilitate the archaeologist in recording any remains identified. Any further archaeological mitigation requirements specified by the local authority, following consultation with the National Monuments Service, shall be complied with by the developer. Following the completion of all archaeological work on site, and any necessary post-excavation specialist analysis, the local 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.
Source-aware chronology
Empty lanes explain their state.Application to site progress
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Applied 21 Jul 2026 PARTX/0028Sub03
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Decision Decision not recorded yet
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Appeal No appeal possible yet The application has not been decided.
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Commenced No commencement indexed A scheme cannot start before it is permitted.
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Completed Completion not recorded No privacy-cleared exact completion certificate is linked to this permission. Absence is not evidence that the project is incomplete.
Evidence register
Public planning recordSource, scope and limits
Application description and scale PARTX/0028Sub03
6. The developer shall engage a suitably qualified archaeologist, to monitor (licensed under the National Monuments Acts) all site clearance works, topsoil stripping and groundworks. Prior to the commencement of such works, the archaeologist shall consult with, and forward to the local authority archaeologist, or the National Monument Service, as appropriate, a method statement for written agreement. The use of appropriate tools and/or machinery to ensure the preservation and recording of any surviving archaeological remains, shall be necessary. Should archaeological remains be identified, during the course of archaeological monitoring, all works shall cease in the area of archaeological interest, pending a decision of the local authority, in consultation with the National Monuments Service, regarding appropriate mitigation preservation in-situ, or excavation. The developer shall facilitate the archaeologist in recording any remains identified. Any further archaeological mitigation requirements specified by the local authority, following consultation with the National Monuments Service, shall be complied with by the developer. Following the completion of all archaeological work on site, and any necessary post-excavation specialist analysis, the local 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.
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