Site planning risk brief

To demolish existing single storey domestic store and toilet and to construct a two storey extension to the side of the existing dwelling house and new single storey porch to front, together with all associated works

Existing single storey extension to the side and to the rear of existing dwelling as constructed and permission to construct a new single storey extension to the rear of property and construct a new parapet wall to the existing extension together with all associated site works

Single storey 34.96 sq. m. shed to rear garden for domestic use only and ancillary storage to existing dwelling

Alteration of portion of existing boundary, construction of new storage building to the rear of existing public house and construction of new entrance to same off the Cloone Road (a Protected Structure)

1) the removal of an existing shed, 2) an extension to an existing round roof agricultural shed and 3) the construction of a new loose housing shed with concrete floors and adjoining effluent tank and with all associated site works

(1) the demolition of a two storey and a single storey component to the rear elevation of the dwelling (2) a two storey extension to the rear elevation and the construction of a single storey extension to the rear and side elevations of the dwelling (3) the replacement of dilapidated windows with new double glazed sliding sash windows, constructed in timber frame (4) the replacement of a pebble dash cement render with a breathable lime render to all exterior faces of the dwelling (5) there will be various alterations to the interior layout and exterior facades of the protected structure. There will be refurbishment works to the interior layout of the dwelling (6) the material change of use: A single storey outbuilding is to be refurbished and converted into accommodation consisting of a kitchen, living, dining, bedroom and bathroom areas. A portion of the outbuilding is to be demolished to facilitate the correct realignment of new works (7) a dilapidated outbuilding and its ancillary elements are to be demolished. The remaining outbuilding is to be refurbished and converted into accommodation, as highlighted above (8) the landscaping of the site consisting of hard landscaping areas, parking areas, entrance gates, planting beds, trees, shrubbery and grass areas and all associated site works. Talavara House is listed as a Protected Structure (RPS Ref: 22308062) on the Record of Protected Structures.