Planning precedent report

Permission to erect

Permission for development on a site of c. 3.56ha. The proposed development will consist of a mixed-use development comprising: - 21 no. two storey houses (12 no. 3 beds and 9 no. 4 beds; 9 no. detached, 4 no. semi-detached, and 8 no. terraced) and 9 no. storage buildings (c. 13.25sqm each). - Partial demolition (c.324sqm) and redevelopment of the old national school building to provide a creche (c. 362sqm) and a co-working space (c. 278sqm). - A farmers' market with c. 30 no. external display pitches and a c. 120sqm storage building. - Renovation of the mill building (RPS 334) to provide a cultural museum (c. 147.2sqm). - Renovation of the Miller's House (RPS 334) to provide tea rooms (c. 142.3aqm). - Redevelopment of the Stable (RPS 334) to provide a restaurant/café (c 234.7sqm) and an outdoor seating area (c. 95sqm). - Demolition (c. 28.43sqm) of the ruined Dairy building (RPS 334). - Construction of a garden centre with a covered glasshouse (c. 308sqm). - The proposal also includes new public open spaces (including a riverside public park), provision of 92 no. car parking spaces (42 no. of which are provided within the curtilages of the proposed houses) and 40 no. cycle parking spaces, all associated site development works, landscaping, and boundary treatments, bin stores, pedestrian/cycle/vehicular accesses, and services provision including ESB substations. The proposed development is located within an Architectural Conservation Area and includes works to a protected structure (Killossery Mill Complex & House RPS 334). A Natura Impact Statement has been prepared in respect of the proposed development.

Permission for development on a site of c. 3.56ha. The proposed development will consist of a mixed-use development comprising: - 21 no. two storey houses (12 no. 3 beds and 9 no. 4 beds; 9 no. detached, 4 no. semi-detached, and 8 no. terraced) and 9 no. storage buildings (c. 13.25sqm each). - Partial demolition (c. 324sqm) and redevelopment of the old national school building to provide a creche (c. 362sqm) and a co-working space (c. 278sqm). - A farmers' market with c. 30 no. external display pitches and a c. 120sqm storage building. - Renovation of the mill building (RPS 334) to provide a cultural museum (c. 147.2sqm). - Renovation of the Miller's House (RPS 334) to provide tea rooms (c. 142.3sqm). - Redevelopment of the Stable (RPS 334) to provide a restaurant/café (c 234.7sqm) and an outdoor seating area (c. 95sqm). - Demolition (c. 28.43sqm) of the ruined Dairy building (RPS 334). - Construction of a garden centre with a covered glasshouse (c. 308sqm). - The proposal also includes new public open spaces (including a riverside public park), provision of 92 no. car parking spaces (42 no. of which are provided within the curtilages of the proposed houses) and 40 no. cycle parking spaces, all associated site development works, landscaping, and boundary treatments, bin stores, pedestrian/cycle/vehicular accesses, and services provision including ESB substations. The proposed development is located within an Architectural Conservation Area and includes works to a protected structure (Killossery Mill Complex & House RPS 334). A Natura Impact Statement has been prepared in respect of the proposed development.

Demolition of an existing conservatory to west of the existing dwelling as well as provision of a new dwelling with Living/Kitchen area and one bedroom at ground floor, and two bedrooms at first floor. Works will include the provision of a new site entrance, patent treatment plant and percolation area and all associated site works Additional Information Received 16/06/2025 Clarification of Additional Information Received 29/07/25

The development consists of

The proposed development is as follows:- (i) Demolition of existing single storey stables building (250 sq.m) (ii) Construction of 5 no. detached four-bedroom, dormer bungalow dwellings (each 187 sq.m in area) with single storey porch to side elevation. Each dwelling is served by 2 no. on-curtilage car parking spaces and private amenity open space in the form of private gardens to the rear. (iii) Reconfiguration, widening and improvement of existing vehicular access from R125 and provision of an east-west access road with footpaths which will serve the proposed development. This access road will also provide access to adjacent lands to the east of the application site (which are the subject of a separate planning application form) The development also includes public open space, landscaping, boundary treatments, SuDS drainage and all ancillary site works necessary to facilitate the development.