Site planning risk brief

To alter an existing structure and to change its use to an Artist’s Studio along with ancillary site works

To construct a new dwelling house with connection to public services and all other associated site and ancillary works

To carry out the following development at Monastery Lane, Ennistymon, Co Clare. Demolition of dangerous/derelict structures, site clearance and provision of public car park. The proposed development will include: 1) Demolition of existing dangerous/derelict structures. 2) Site Clearance and provision of public car park. 3) Installation of new public light columns. 4) Provision of electric vehicle charging points. 5) All ancillary site works. An Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) screening determination has been made and concludes that there is no real likelihood of significant effects on the environment arising from the proposed development. These works area located within the Ennistymon Architectural Conservation Area (ACA) and would materially affect the character of the ACA.

For Change of use from residential to office use, works to include elevation changes, including new windows and doors to the front and rear elevations, a roof window to rear elevation, internal alterations, rear garden works includes hard and soft landscaping, with existing connections to public sewers and services together with all associated ancillary site works.

To renovate and extend the existing dwelling, connect to Irish Water mains services & all other associated site and ancillary works

For the following development 1. To demolish existing single storey rear extensions 2 Change of use for existing residential building (V95 R2D7) to form part of new Credit Union Building; 3. To construct new three storey rear extension; 4. To revise overall internal layout of combined building to form New Credit Union Building, consisting of Customer Service Area, Consulting Booths, Offices, Meeting rooms, Staff Toilets, Canteen / Kitchen, Store Rooms; 5 To revise overall front elevation, and including ancillary site works. The development is located within an Architectural Conservation Area