Site planning risk brief

Construction of a single storey, supermarket with ancillary off-licence sales area. Provision of surface level car parking spaces, including electrical vehicle (EV) charging spaces and pre-wiring other spaces to accommodate future EV parking; cycle stands; trolley bay; hard and soft landscaping; boundary treatments including retaining structures; ESB substation building; site lighting; external mechanical plant area; roof mounted photovoltaic panels; all advertising signage including a “flagpole” style advertising sign at the proposed entrance. The development includes works to the boundary walls and grounds of Parkmore House (a Protected Structure) including the removal of sections of the existing boundary walls and a portion of the garden to create a new point of access from the R747 for the proposed supermarket. The development includes the provision of new timber gates within existing archways located generally to the south west of Parkmore House. The development includes all engineering works to increase levels on the site and drainage and SUDS works and the removal of the septic tank associated with Parkmore House and provision of a new foul connection to service the house. The application is accompanied by a Natura Impact Statement

Extension of appropriate period on PRR 18/515 (Permission for 1 no two storey block comprising of 2 no semi detached two storey townhouses, all ancillary site works and services)

1 no two storey block comprising of 2 no semi detached two storey townhouses, all ancillary site works and services

A wooden hoarding bounding the footpath for about 15 metres

Provision of a double-sided flagpole advertising sign (5.98 metres in height), with internal illumination, and all associated and ancillary works adjacent

The following: 1. An existing outdoor beer garden which covers 153.18 sq. metres and which is situated between the rear of Lizzie Keogh’s Public House and an existing 2 storey stone building. 2. A concrete block storage structure which covers an area of 29.75 sq. metres located to the rear of the existing 2 storey stone building. Permission for the following: 3. The refurbishment of an existing two-storey stone building which covers an area of 48.38 sq. metres and which is located behind Lizzie Keogh’s Public House and the use of this structure as a restaurant, with a mezzanine level. 4. The use of the open space between the rear of Lizzie Keogh’s Public House and the existing 2 storey stone building as a beer garden and as an outdoor dining area in conjunction with the proposed new restaurant. 5. To convert and use the concrete block structure storage area located to the rear of the 2 storey stone building as a kitchen, food preparation area and a store, in conjunction with the proposed restaurant. 6. All associated site and building improvement works