Site planning risk brief

To construct an agricultural entrance and all associated site works

A dormer style dwelling, detached garage, new domestic entrance, septic tank, percolation area, bored well and all associated site works

Permission sought for the construction of a single storey granny flat extension to the rear of existing dwelling house with alterations and renovations to same dwelling and all associated site works

The restoration of a former gravel pit using imported clean, uncontaminated soil and stones (by-product only) within an area of 1.92 hectares for the consequential return to agricultural use. Permission is also sought for all associated site infrastructure and civil works required for the development within an overall site area of 2.42 hectares. A 5 year planning permission is sought during which period approximately 71,940 cubic meters of byproduct soil and stones will be imported for the restoration works

For the restoration and extension of Holloden House and associated stables and farmyard, a Protected Structure (Ref. CW46). The works will include restoration of Holloden House and associated stable, farmyard and buildings, demolition at first floor level at the north end of the west stable block (15sqm), construction of a new 3 storey link extension to the rear of Holloden House (103sqm) containing lift and accessible stairs and construction of a single storey extension (132sqm) containing new bar/restaurant, sanitary facilities and ancillary stores and facilities to the rear of the existing stable buildings. Permission is also applied for (i) the restoration and refurbishment of one of the existing farmyard buildings as well as the change of use of the building to use as a whiskey maturation exhibition space (ii) the restoration of the existing farmyard walls and associated turret building and forge and reopening of the former carriage arch to the farmyard complex (iii) the restoration and improvement of the existing avenue to Holloden House for vehicular access to the new distillery visitor centre as well as permission for the creation of visitor centre parking area within the walled garden and reinstatement and restoration of the walls to the walled garden. The Change of Use of Holloden House and the associated stable buildings to use as a distillery visitor centre incorporating reception area and retail shop, tasting rooms and associated tourist facilities, warehouse exhibition space, general events accommodation and management offices has previously been approved as part of PL Ref No. 14/33. Permission to also include all associated hard and soft landscaping and associated site development works

Construction of 19 number two storey dwellings, connection to and completion of existing on site services, access road and footpaths with all ancillary site works. The planning applications shall include a Site Specific Flood Risk Assessment and Natura Impact Statement (NIS)