Site planning risk brief

Retention permission for all works as constructed which differ from those granted permission under planning file ref. 99/408 (outline) and 99/1104 (permission), including as built roadside boundary and entrance gate, slight reorientation of house, additional window in west façade, minor changes to south east and north façades, change to design and location of domestic shed, construction and use of a private well on site and all associated works, plus planning permission for a new waste water treatment system and all associated works.

Permission for retention of 1. single storey sunroom extension to side of existing dwelling, 2. canopy roof over door entrance, 3. revised site boundaries from those granted under Planning Ref:95447

Retention permission to retain timber wall cladding to existing dwelling house as granted under planning permission ref. no. 2560504 and all associated site development works

Retention Permission for a change of house type to that granted under planning file ref. 19266 and Planning Permission for proposed stone cladding to the dwelling house external walls, and all associated site development works at Fieldstown, Monasterboice, County Louth, A92 ENX2

Permission for the construction of a new dwelling house and waste water treatment system along with all associated site works.

Retention permission related to existing milking parlour and dairy, underground soiled water slatted tank, calving shed, dry cow cubicle shed with underground slatted slurry storage tank and building containing milking cow cubicle sheds, bedded sheds, covered passage, calf shed and two number underground slurry storage slatted tanks. New development will consist of construction of: (a) new roof covering over dairy collecting yard and part of soiled water tank area, (b) new milking cow cubicle shed with underground slatted slurry storage tank, (c) new lie-back bedded shed with underground slatted slurry storage tank, (d) new silage pit and concrete apron, (e) all associated concrete works and siteworks.