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9% of nearby decided applications were refused. The site check found 117 decisions within 5 km, 1 exact-site or onsite candidate record, and 1 structured appeal.
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To demolish the existing Parish Hall and Hand Ball Alley and to construct a new Community Centre, (Ground Floor dedicated to Community Centre and First Floor dedicated to Office Space). Landscaped Car Parking Area along with all associated site works. Development and Demolition works will be carried out adjacent to the boundary of a protected Structure, St Cuan's Catholic Church (RPS No.: 93). Gross floor area of proposed works: 732 sqm(community), 411.00 sqm(demolition)
For A) change of use of existing ground floor unit from retail use to takeaway use, including food prep area and storage area. B) Erection of new proposed signage to the front elevation of the building
For the construction of the following, 1) provision of a below ground wet well chamber (approx. 18m3) emergency storage chamber with screen (approx. 37m3 storage volume) and valve chamber (approx. 6m3) to replace the existing below ground inlet screening chamber wet well and dry well which will be decommissioned all within the existing pumping station compound, 2) replacement of the existing below ground gravity sewer from the existing below ground combined sewer overflow (CSO) chamber on Chapel Street to the existing below ground manhole within the yard of the public house with a 225mm diameter gravity sewer 3) Construction of a new below ground gravity sewer, 225mm dimeter from the existing below ground manhole within the yard of public house to the new pumping station wet well; 4) Decommissioning of the existing below ground gravity sewer, 150mm diameter from the existing below ground manhole with in the yard of the public house to the existing pumping station inlet screening chamber, 5) Decommissioning of the existing below ground CSO chamber and replacement with a new below ground manhole to facilitate the transfer of wastewater flows from the Ahascragh network to the new pumping station wet well, 6) the decommissioning of the existing CSO pipe from the existing CSO chamber to the Mill Stream; 7) the construction of an emergency overflow pipe from the proposed emergency storage chamber within the existing pumping station compound to the Mill Stream and 8) associated below ground pipework connections from the existing pumping station inlet tank to the proposed wet well rising main connection from proposed valve chamber to existing rising main which leads to the Ahascragh Wastewater Treatment Plant. A Natura Impact Statement has been prepared to accompany this planning application. Gross floor space of proposed works; 33sqm, Gross floor space of work to be retained; 13sqm
Of 1. single storey extension (22sq.m) to the north of the existing shop building; 2. Permission for demolition works (12sq.m) to the existing shop building; 3. Permission for construction of single storey extension (27sqm) to the north of existing shop building; 4. Permission for construction of single storey extension (12sqm) to the south of existing shop building; 5. Permission for reconfiguration of the internal layout of the existing shop building to provide retail area (81 sq.m), off licence area (19sq.m), deli area (28sq.m), seating area (12sq.m) with alterations to ancillary area (23sq.m) with change of use of full retail area to retail use with ancillary off licence use. 6. All associated ancillary site and drainage works
For a change of use for the building formerly known as "Brookside Footwear" to a shop and café associated with the Whiskey Distillery recently granted planning permission in Ahascragh. There will be offices at first floor level in the existing building and a single storey extension is to be constructed at the side to accommodate an 'outdoor' seating area with a roof covering and all associated site works. Gross floor space of proposed works: 87 sqn
For an extension to the existing shop. The proposed extension shall be attached to the south-west elevation of the existing shop. Permission is also sought to reconfigure the existing on site car-parking and for additional car-parking spaces together with all ancillary site development works. Gross floor space of proposed works 374.06 sqm.
The brief summarizes the pattern across all 117 matched decisions within 5 km and includes up to 80 detailed comparables (40 nearest refusals and 40 nearest grants), with extracted reasons, quotes, and available source links. €29 incl. VAT.
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Matched from public planning record 2461581The site brief adds up to 80 nearest detailed grants and refusals, extracted source evidence, document links, and a shareable risk summary.
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