Planning precedent report

A) The construction of a three storey, 5-bed detached dwelling on the western side garden of the property. B) A new vehicular and pedestrian access point off Cross Avenue to serve the new dwelling. C) The removal of a section of the existing stone boundary wall to facilitate the new entrance. D) A new boundary wall to subdivide the property. E) The removal of existing walls, railings, a pier and hoarding and the construction of a new replacement wall along the western site boundary, and F) All associated site development works.

Planning Permission is sought by Karin Crofton for; (a) the construction of a three storey, 5-bed, detached dwelling on the western side garden of the property; (b) a new vehicular and pedestrian access point off Cross Avenue to serve the new dwelling; (c) the removal of a section of the existing stone boundary wall to facilitate the new entrance; (d) a new boundary wall to subdivide the property and (e) all associated site development works at ‘Renesca’, Cross Avenue, Blackrock.

Permission for demolition of the existing dwelling, Renesca, along with

An addition of a second floor/attic conversion, to include a pitched slate roof and a dormer with windows to the rear, and internal alterations, to an existing two storey single family house.

Single storey extensions and alterations to the rear of an existing two storey single family house.

Permission for development consisting of construction of new part 2 storey part single storey dwelling house adjoining existing artists studio located within the south western corner. Works will include a new dividing boundary fence/wall to the east side and the new dwelling. New selected stone replacement front wall the same height as existing along the southern boundary from Cross Avenue along Pinehaven together with a separate pedestrian gates/ railing and a vehicular entrance all within the curtilage. Site works include tree removal, new garden store, parking, landscaping, drainage works, and all associated site works all within the curtilage.