Site planning risk brief

(a) Conversion of 6 no. residential 1 bedroom apartments into 3 no. residential 2 bedroom dwellings. (b) New off street entrance doors, with hard landscaping to Mary Street, to include bin stores. (c) Construction of and/or remedial works to existing boundaries with adjacent properties. (d) New pedestrian entrance gates off Mary Street and Creagh Lane. (e) all associated site works

Change of use from commercial to two one-bedroom apartments

The change of use of existing storage building on Mary Street at to an education and research facility including demolition of existing storage facility 736 sqm and replacement with two storey education and research facility 697 sqm including office space, computer workstations, learning spaces and associated WC and changing facilities, a new entrance to Mary Street and new signage to Mary street. Associated landscape works and improved public access to Fanning’s Castle from Mary Street are proposed with upgrading of existing Mary Street gates and boundary. The proposed building is within the curtilage of the National Monument No. 383 known as Fanning’s Castle and the following protected structures: 21513070

The construction of a new 12.5msq entrance lobby, Bon Secours Hospital signage and canopy. The works include minor alterations to existing facades; southern façade, one doorway changed to timber sash window to match existing, and two doorways blocked up to match existing finishes. Western façade, two new doors butting onto Limerick Institute of Technology George's Street Campus. Northern façade; one door blocked up, a window enlarged for a new doorway and a window widened. The works are within the curtilage of a protected structure

Removal of the existing roof structure and the construction of a third floor within a revised roof structure for residential accommodation and planning permission to erect a fire escape external stairs to the North-East gable of three storey building. These works are only adjacent to and not within the curtilage of Bourke's Castle, which is a Protected Structure(RPS 11)

Third floor roof-top type residential accommodation within a revised roof structure and for planning permission to erect a rear external fire escape stairs. The works are situated within the curtilage of a Protected Structure of Bourke's Castle (RPS 3011) and adjacent to a National Monument R.M.P. LI-005-017003