Site planning risk brief

Change of use from an office to a doctor’s general practitioners practice. The development will also include minor internal alterations to the layout including moving internal walls and doors and associated works

Sports and recreation hub for Ashford Village. The development is comprised of the change of use and alterations/extension to the former detached Garda Barracks building (protected structure) to accommodate a multi-purpose community indoor sports and recreation hall with ancillary facilities including reception, activity rooms, kitchen, toilets and storerooms. The development also provides for disabled carpark space/set down, bicycle parking, site development works with connection to existing local public mains services and all associated site works

Provision of off licence (4.5 sqm) subsidiary to the main retail use (previously approved Ref No 19/76)

Constructed forecourt canopy (c. 169.24sq.m), freestanding totem signage (c. 28sq.m), 2 no. main shop identification signs (c. 2.72sq.m), 2 no. directional signs (c. 0.8sq.m), the provision of no. additional parking bays adjacent to the main service station building (1 no. disabled parking bay and 1 no. standard parking bay) and 1 no. additional fuel dispensing island located beneath the forecourt canopy

Retention and completion of demolition of original service station building (c 306 sqm) removal of redundant fuel storage tanks above and below ground, construction of replacement single storey service station building (c245 sqm) and replacement tanks below ground, upgrade works to forecourt area and rear car park to provide 23 no car parking spaces all site development, landscape and boundary treatment works

Service station signage incorporating 4 no internally illuminated canopy signs on existing forecourt canopy structure (c1.05m in height along canopy ), 1 no internally illuminated double sided free standing main totem entrance sign with 3 no lightbox display panels (c6.5m in height overall), 1 no main identification shop sign (c 1m in height) and 1 no Perspex dome sign (c1m in height) both on front elevation of forecourt building