Site planning risk brief

Permission to convert existing garage and utility to living accommodation with ramped access to side entrance

The constructing a first storey bedroom and bathroom extension to be built above the existing flat roof utility room and store

Development on this 1.01ha. site at Scoil an Spioraid Naoimh and the former Laytown National School, a Protected Structure. The development will consist of the construction of a new 4,100sqm 2 storey primary school building for Scoil an Spioraid Naoimh providing 24 classrooms, a general purpose area, a Special Needs Unit, ancillary teaching and staff accommodation. The development will also consist of the refurbishment of the 1947 former National School building, a Protected Structure, with an area of 138sqm. The development will also consist of the demolition of the existing single storey school building and prefabricated buildings. The development will also include a new vehicular entrance and separate exit to Coast Road, realignment of existing entrance to the adjoining convent gateway at the Coast Road, the closure of the existing vehicle access onto the Coast Road, the relocation of existing pedestrian entrance, 2 new hard play courts and play space with site landscaping, bicycle parking spaces and 43 car parking spaces including 3 accessible car parking spaces and general associated works. The development will also comprise of connections to public utility and drainage services, boundary treatments, alterations to existing drainage layout and associated site development works. Significant further information/revised plans submitted on this application

Is e a bheidh san fhorbairt na: Leasuithe ar an bPleanail a faomhadh roimhe seo (Uimh. Thagartha LB170518/ABP 301919-18) don Bhunsoil ina bhfuil 24 Seomra Ranga: - 150 meadar chearnacha de phaineil Fhotavoltacha agus haiste rochtana cothabhala ar dhion na scoile mar phiosa breise

The development will consist of 1. The change of use of the former St. Mary's Convent from institutional living quarters to Business Mentoring School and Community Hub, 2. Alterations to existing building to accommodate Business Mentoring School and multipurpose Community Hub room including demolition of existing 1968 two storey extension to the north and construction of proposed single storey extension with basement which will include living accommodation for the applicant who will operate the Business Mentoring School and Community Hub, 3. Construction of a new swimming pool facility to be operated as part of the Community Hub, 4. Alteration of existing entrance to facilitate the provision of improved access to the neighbouring school, 5. The provision of car parking and ancillary site works, 6. A Natura Impact Statement has been prepared in respect of this planning application. Significant further information/revised plans submitted on this application

The development will consist of: Planning permission for alterations to previously granted Reg. Ref. 21684 including: (i) the reconfiguration of the approved single-storey over basement structure with swimming pool and an overall increase in the floor area; (ii) removal of covered external deck and link between single-storey extension and swimming pool buildings (iii) removal of perforated steel cladding and glazed curtain wall system and provision of solid rainscreen cladding, curtain wall glazing (iv) alterations to fenestration and relocation of external stairs, external walkway and removal of hot tub area (v) removal of clerestorey window (vi) relocation of link between single-storey extension and community hub, removal of external covered deck and link between single-storey extension and swimming pool buildings and removal of reflection pond (vii) internal alterations to single-storey extension for the relocation of stairs to basement, removal of WC and provision of walk-in wardrobe and (viii) extension to basement level to provide for laundry, store, gym and accommodation. Retention planning permission is sought for alterations to Reg. Ref. 21684 comprising an increase in the floor area of the basement and the demolition of the two-storey building known as 'St. Mary's Convent' with planning permission sought for its reconstruction, with alterations inclusive of the positioning of fenestration, repositioning of chimney stack and internal layout, to accommodate a community hub