Site planning risk brief

For the importation of clean and inert soil & stone for the raising of an agricultural field in order to improve the agricultural output of the field, including the forming of an artificial pond/ wetland area, the construction of a new temporary haul road and a site entrance as well as all other necessary enabling works

The importation of soil and stone for the raising of an agricultural field in order to improve the agricultural output of the field and new entrance.

4 individual detached houses on separate sites with each site served with its own treatment unit and percolation area, a new entrance roadway, turning area, street lighting, connection to public water supply and all ancillary works.

Restoration of an existing building, formally known as 'Joe Regan's' public house. The exiting stone walls on the northern and eastern sides are to be maintained and restored to its original condition and appearance. The building is to be extended to the southern/rear and to the eastern side taking in an existing single storey outbuilding and making it a two-storey extension. The ground floor of the building is to serve as a public house and the first floor is to be used for an office, meeting room and storage area. The building is to be served by a new effluent treatment system. Permission is also sought for the restoration of a single storey out building in the yard for storage purposes and a new entrance from a roadway on the western side (which is part of a current working application) allowing access to a new car park area and for all ancillary works.

Construction of a 2-storey extension at the gable end of existing dwellinghouse, removal of existing portico and construction of a 2-storey extension in its place at the front of the house

Permission for retention for the following works: 1) As constructed extension to dwelling changed from that previously permitted to include increased height and additional attic accommodation internal and external alterations and boiler room, 2) Change of use of shed, currently being used as lodge for accommodation ancillary to main dwelling, 3) Domestic shed and 4) Alterations to site entrance.