Site planning risk brief

Planning permission to make internal modifications to and construct extension over existing single storey part of dwelling house for use as a granny flat on this site

The proposed works consist of; planning permission is sought to take down structurally unstable workshop buildings and reconstruct same on existing footprint with maximum eaves height of 5 metres and ridge height of 6.3 metres ( when measured from existing floor level). The existing natural stone walls are to be made good, where necessary, using appropriate conservation techniques. Permission is also sought to form a two bedroomed apartment in the portion of the workshop fronting onto the public road. The subject site shares a boundary with a National Monument Ref No: ME017-044035- (St. Johns Graveyard). Significant further information/revised plans submitted on this application

The development will consist of: a two adjacent single story buildings (each 12.2m x 8m) and a modular cabin (12.2m x 3.6m). The buildings will house a Recreation area, WC, Kitchenette and a Woodwork Workshop. There will also be bicycle and car parking spaces

The construction of extensions to the east side and to the north side of the existing house, single storey; construction of a porch to the front elevation facing south and for planning permission to widen the existing entrance to the site

The development is within the curtilage of a Protected Structure I.D. No. KT017-060 and NIAH Reg. No. 1412011 listed under Appendix C, Record of Protected Structures of the Kells Development Plan 2013-2019. The development will consist of the removal of existing monopitch metal roof structure to Function Room entrance Foyer which also contains existing water storage tanks, to be replaced by an extension comprising two additional floors in a split-level layout to provide 10 no. guest bedrooms each with en-suite facilities. Also to replace existing water tanks with new to be contained on new roof design, to include for internal and external alterations to existing structure and for connections to public services and all ancillary site works

I Vincent Duff, intend to apply for permission for development at the Headfort Arms Hotel, Headfort Place, Kells, Co. Meath. The development is within the curtilage of a Protected Structure I.A RPS ID 90526 and NIAMH I.D. No. 14313011 listed under Appendix 6, Record of Protected Structures, Meath Development Plan 2021-2027. The development will consist of the removal of existing mono-pitch metal roof structure to function room entrance foyer which also contains existing water storage tanks, to be replaced with an extension comprising two additional floors in a split-level layout to provide 10 no. guest bedrooms each with en-suite facilities. Also, to replace existing water tanks with new to be contained on new roof design, to include for internal and external alterations to existing structure and for connections to public services and all ancillary site works.