Planning precedent report

Permission for 1) The construction of a porch, with a hipped pitched roof and roof windows, to the front of the dwelling. 2) The widening of the existing front vehicular entrance. 3) The construction of permeable hardstanding to the front of the dwelling, and 4) Associated site works. Add Info received 21st December 2020.

Works to Include: Demolition of single storey porch extension to side

Intend to apply for outline planning permission

The development consist of the change of use of existing ground floor from 'residential' to 'place of worship' (207 sq.m.), to include new ground floor link extension (7 sq.m.) and first floor extension (17 sq.m.), internal and external alterations, and all associated site works on a site area of 0.4 Ha.

New wastewater pumping station on an approximately 0.5ha site and associated network infrastructure to include gravity sewer and rising main connections. The proposed wastewater pumping station compound, within the townland of Maynetown, will be approximately 115m x 62m and the pumping station will comprise of: below ground pumping station structures (approximately 350sq.m. maximum 9m deep) incorporating wet well including submersible pumps; valve chamber, emergency storage tank, inlet chamber, flow meter chamber, surge vessel; an above ground control and welfare building (approximately 21sq.m. x 3m high) which will include a wet kiosk, control panels, gantry storage, toilet and wash hand basin which will discharge into the pumping station; 7.6m high vent stack; ancillary site development works including a new entrance (approximately 6m wide) off Station Road, 1.8m high partial boundary fence around parts of the perimeter, internal road circulation area, equipment wash-down area, ground level alteration, landscaping planting, sightline improvement works, connection to existing water and power supplies, associated drainage infrastructure, associated works; and a rising main connection from the proposed pumping station measuring approximately 1.95km in length which will connect with the North Fringe Sewer in the townland of Stapolin. A Natura Impact Statement has been prepared to accompany this application. Add Info received 17th April 2020.

Permission for a development that will consist of the removal of the existing boundary chain-link / barbed wire fence and gates, and replacing them with a new 2.4 metre high vertical bar fence and gate, and associated site works. AI received 23/04/21