Planning precedent report

Change of plan and elevations for the National Mountain Bike Trail Head Building permitted under pl reg no 23303, the remaining permitted development remains unchanged

Single storey national mountain bike trail head building consisting of a café, bike hire facility, toilets, ancillary spaces, new wastewater treatment system, new car park area, bore well, bike wash area, alterations to public road side landscaping to replace the existing road side carparking with new boundary fence and soft landscaping and all associated site works

New dwelling, garage, installing a new entrance on to public road, wastewater treatment unit, soil polishing filter, new well and associate works

Shared domestic biocycle wastewater / sewage treatment system. The application includes RETENTION of conversion of existing stable area to form ground and first floor bedroom accommodation and the retention of revised elevations to both Ireland's House and Ireland's Cottage

Single storey office building and parking area

Permission for the erection of five detached single storey pods each of which would accommodate a studio style holiday dwelling containing a bedroom, kitchenette and toilet with shower and wash-hand basin, to be clad in timber and metallic sheeting and covered with a mono-pitch roof. A single metallic sheeting and covered with a mono-pitch roof sauna. These units would be served by individual soakpits and a gully, a communal wastewater treatment system and soil polishing filter, a new well for potable water purposes, a vehicular driveway with five car parking bays therein and all site works including landscaping and the formation of clay banks. This development is to be accessed via and entrance and driveway which was permitted by the Council under reg. 2225 and which has already been constructed. This development contravenes condition 6 of permission reg. 2225 (which states that ‘Existing shrub and tree vegetation…shall be retained, particularly along the entire roadside boundary’ to the degree that many trees were lost during violent storms in the year 2023 and the present application seeks to provide replenishment planting through a wholly new landscaping scheme, which forms part of this current submission and associate works