Site planning risk brief

Works to restore and extend an old mill building which was semi-derelict in 1990. The works consisted of restoring, repairing the stonework and the local brickwork, replacing the roof which was in danger of collapse, installing new windows, repairing and replacing timber floors, installing thermal insulation and plumbing and electrical services. Constructing a new spiral stair measuring 4.3m² in its footprint to provide access externally to the first floor and lower ground floor. All these works were completed in several phases between 1993 and 2001. This planning retention application is to retain the works completed on the whole restoration and repair and the construction of the new external spiral stairs. It is also to change the use of the former mill building to residential use

Storage shed to rear of existing dwelling and permission removal of existing septic tank, installation of new sewage system with soil polishing filter and associate works

Removal of existing septic tank, installation of new wastewater unit, polishing filter to current standards and associate works

Extensions as constructed and all associated ancillary site works and services

Provision of a front and side extension to existing granny flat along with alterations to elevations together with all ancillary site works and services

Extension and alterations to existing circa 147.36 sqm dwelling and the upgrading of the on site treatment system. The works involve the demolition of an exiting kitchen extension to rear of circa 20.27 sqm and the construction of a proposed new extension in lieu of same incorporating a new kitchen and dining room measuring circa 25.28 sqm. The works will also include for alterations to the current layout and elevations. In addition to the extension works, permission is also being sought for the upgrading of the onsite treatment system to a proposed new secondary treatment system and percolation area to current EPA guidelines and all associated site works