Development will consist of: • The construction of 13 no. dwellings in 2 No. three storey terrace blocks. Terrace A - 6 No. 4 bedroom houses (2 semi-detached and 4 no. terraced units) Terrace B - 3 No. 4 bedroom houses (1 semi-detached and 2 no. terraced units) & 4 No. duplex units (2 No. three bedroom own door duplex houses at ground and first floor levels and 2 No. one bedroom own door duplex apartment at second floor level). • A new vehicular & pedestrian entrance and pedestrian crossings will be provided off Church Road. • New boundary treatments, lighting, site drainage works and all ancillary site development works above and below ground. • It includes public open space of 390 sq.m., 22 car parking spaces and a visitor bicycle shelter with 4 no. spaces and 2 no. occupant bicycle spaces within ground floor entrance to duplex apartments. • The development also includes site development infrastructure; new watermain connection and foul and surface water drainage. Surface water connection to be made to existing manhole at junction of Killarney Road and Beechurst. The site shares a boundary with the Marino School to the east and a single dwelling to the west called Cairness/’The Rectory’. Rosyln Court residential area is located to the north
The proposed modifications will consist of the following:- • reduction in the number of units from 179 to 172 to comprise: - o 5 no. studio units; o 25 no. 1-bed units; o 70 no. 2-bed (3 person) units; o 72 no. 2-bed (4 person) units; • reduction in the height of Block A from 6-storeys to 5-storeys; • reduction in the height of Block B from 6-storeys to part 4 and part 5-storeys; • reduction in the height of Block C from 5-storeys over lower ground level to 4-storeys over lower ground level; • increase in the number of units provided in Bray Head House (Block D) from 6 no. units to 11 no. units; • removal of the basement level under Blocks A, B and C; • inclusion of surface level car parking only and general reduction in car parking provision from 160 no. spaces to 90 no. spaces; • general revisions to site landscaping, boundary treatments, ESB substation, provision of bicycle stores, bin stores and all associated site works and services
Three 4-bedroom houses to include two semi-detached houses and one detached house (154m² per unit), located at the rear of the residential property, along with a shared surface access roadway, six car parking spaces, a new vehicle and pedestrian entry/exit and associated site development works
Demolition of existing east facing porch, west facing sunroom, existing chimney and screen walls to south. Elevational changes including the insertion of new openings to north, south & east elevations; replacement of existing windows and removal of existing roof overhangs. The construction of a new 132sqm two storey side extension to the north; PV panels; new fibre cement roof finish to existing house; decommissioning of existing well and provision of new well in revised location; Hard and soft landscaping; and all associated site development works above and below ground. The works which include 15.8sqm demolition and will increase the floor area of the dwelling from 123sqm to 239sqm
Three 4-bedroom houses located at the rear of the residential property, along with a shared surface access roadway, six car parking spaces, a new vehicle and pedestrian entry/exit and associated site development works. It is noted that a separate, concurrent planning application has been submitted for one 2-bedroom house within the overall Ceadaoin property with both applications together forming a masterplan for the broader site
Section 42 - extension of appropriate period - SH202104 - demolition of:-non-original shed and outbuildings to the rear of Bray Head House; The 1950s 2/3 storey redbrick secondary school extension to Bray Head House; Other shed and outbuildings to the rear of the site; Refubishment of Bray Head House (Protected Structure) with internal reconfiguration and change of use from School to Apartments; The Construction of 3 no. residential apartment buildings (Block A, B and C) with common basement under podium amnenity space; Provision of 179 residential apartment units. The units will be provided across 4 no. buildings arranged around a central landscaped podium; The under-podium basement level will accommodate 142 no. car parking spaces, bicycle parking, bin stores and plant; A Creche will be located at ground floor level of Block A; 12 no. surface level car parking spaces will be provided allocated for Bray Head House units and drop off area for creche along with surface level bicycle parking; Widening of existing vechicular access from Putland Road to Newcourt Road; Site Landscaping, boundary treatments, infrastructure works, ESB substation and all associated site works
Proposed change of use (removal of planning condition no.2 of planning ref. no. 04/791) from restricted use as a dwelling to use by all classes of persons, and retention of revised site boundaries and retention of domestic shed
To erect of an extension replace a section of the existing flat roof at the front of the property widened the existing site entrance and associated site works
Two storey rear extension including alterations to the existing dwelling, redesign of the front garden to provide additional carpark spaces and associated site works
Demolition of:-Non-original shed and outbuildings to the rear of Bray Head House; The 1950s 2/3 storey redbrick secondary school extension to Bray Head House; Other shed and outbuildings to the rear of the site; Refubishment of Bray Head House (Protected Structure) with internal reconfiguration and change of use from School to Apartments; The Construction of 3 no. residential apartment buildings (Block A, B and C) with common basement under podium amnenity space; Provision of 179 residential apartment units. The units will be provided across 4 no. buildings arranged around a central landscaped podium; The under-podium basement level will accommodate 142 no. car parking spaces, bicycle parking, bin stores and plant; A Creche will be located at ground floor level of Block A; 12 no. surface level car parking spaces will be provided allocated for Bray Head House units and drop off area for creche along with surface level bicycle parking; Widening of existing vechicular access from Putland Road to Newcourt Road; Site Landscaping, boundary treatments, infrastructure works, ESB substation and all associated site works
For the works to the front elevation - a new roof over extended front porch and converted adjoining garage. Permission required for a single storey extension to the rear with rooflight overhead
1 no. detached 2 storey dwelling to the side of existing property referred to as Herbert Place. The development shall comprise of 206 sq. metre over ground & first floor with pitched roof over all with associated roof lights and photo voltaic tiles. Connection to existing foul & surface water drainage. Vehicular access via existing driveway all to comply with SUDs Sustainable Drainage Systems and all associated site works. Site area comprising of approximately 950 sq. metres
First floor extension and front porch to front of dwelling, two side windows, and associated works
Internal alterations to and change of use of redundant ground floor canteen and kitchen to use as classroom no 9, single storey pitched hipped roofed extension for classroom no 10 to south / front of existing single storey school, associated site works
2 no free standing aluminium signs each stating 'Marino Community Special School', each 600mm deep x 2000mm wide and 2250mm high, one at the vehicle entrance and one at the vehicle exit to the school fronting onto Church Road
A single storey extension to replace existing flat roof portion with larger addition as phase one and for single storey extension as phase two all to rear of existing dwelling and with connection to all services and associated site works
Disconnection of the existing foul and surface water drainage from the existing shared drainage line with No.4 & No.6 Kilruddery Cottages which runs through the site, and the installation of a new independent treatment system and percolation area for No.1 & No.3 Kilruddery Cottages. Existing foul drainage line for No.4 & No.6 Kilruddery Cottages will remain active. Installation of new surface water soakaway to serve No.1 & No.3 Kilruddery Cottages. All associated landscaping, drainage, ancillary site works and services
Extension of appropriate period of 15/1225, ABP Ref PL.27.246716 (a house (two storey at front & single storey at rear), provision of double vehicular entrance, connection to public mains & all associated site works)
Single storey rear extension and frosted window in side gable at first floor of existing dwelling
Revisions to approved applications 15/1225, ABP PL.27.246716 & 21/143 [a house (two storey at front & single storey at rear), provision of double vehicular entrance, connection to public mains & all associated site works]. The revisions consist of an additional bedroom at 1st floor level, all within the approved floor plan, exclusion of front door canopy, obscured glass block windows replaced with obscured glass windows, and alterations to the bay windows at ground & 1st floor levels
Extend the appropriate period of 16/444 - construction of a new 137.6sqm, 2 bedroom, single storey, split level house with mezzanine on backland site to rear of 'St. Gerard's' on Putland Road, Bray, Co. Wicklow. It is to be externally finished in cement & brickwork with timber casement windows & doors & a pitched metal roof covering with one rooflight. Works will include two sheds demolition (total 30.9sqm) widening entrance gates to Putland Road with parking to front of existing dwelling along with all required ancillary site & landscaping works
Attic conversion with dormer to rear roof to accommodate stairs to allow access to attic conversion as non habitable storage space with roof windows to front all with associated ancillary works
The following works all within the curtilage of Protected Structures: the opening up of a former temporary site access in the west boundary wall on Vevay Road and re-instatement upon completion of the development. Sequential demolition of 20th century classroom buildings being Mary Ward, St Josephs including removal of the link to the Convent (Protected Structure), St Anne’s prefabricated structure and the Sports Hall. Construction in 2 phases of three storey split level school building of 11,302 sqm gross internal area, consisting of general classrooms, specialist classrooms, multi-purpose hall, general purpose area including kitchen, library, 4 class base Special Educational Needs (SEN) Unit, technology classroom and associated external teaching space and store, ancillary welfare and administrative accommodation. Externally, there will be hard and soft landscapes spaces providing, new and restored boundary walls, a permeable surface perimeter fire access road along the north boundary, 88 space universal design car park, 200 cycle spaces, biodiverse water management and attenuation systems, heat pump and waste management compound on the north boundary, replacement of an existing tennis court with a fenced hard ball court 608 sqm, half sized grass pitch, reinstatement of an historic pathway, works to existing trees and planting of new trees and shrubs. The development comprises of a three-storey split level east to west main block with a north to south peninsula wing at the west side and a double height wing on the east side with PV panel installations on upper flat roofs and green roof installation on lower flat roofs. The central south facing courtyard will be bisected by the main pathway to the entrance with a tiered external amphitheatre space to the east and SEN gardens, horticulture and art gardens to the west. Shared space car, cycle and pedestrian routes are designed from the main gates to the main pathway leading to the entrance
For the existing as constructed boundary walls / fences, to the front of the detached dwelling
Extension / elevational changes to existing 94 sqm detached bungalow, proposed works include: front extension comprising 41.3 sqm of floor area, rear extension comprising 13.7 sqm of floor area, the raising of existing roof to provide 56 sqm of habitable dormer accommodation at first floor level. All of the above works, together with ancillary site works necessary to complete the development
The subdivision of existing dwelling for use as two number dwellings connected to mains services, first floor rear extension to the newly created dwelling to the north, alterations to existing gate entrance to provide for shared entrance for both dwellings and all associated site works
Proposed 45m2 domestic garage / home gym building to the rear garden of the detached dwelling
An amendment to previously granted planning permission ref 20-769, permission sought to retain some original elevational features to previously granted permission to gate lodge building unit and all associated site works necessary to complete the development
An amendment to previously granted planning permissions Ref:18/861 and Ref:20/769 to convert the ground floor of existing gate lodge into a self-serving granny flat with the first floor acting as ancillary spaces for the main house (previously granted under 18/861) All above works located at: South Lodge, Little Newtown, Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow, A98 F295
The development comprises Retention of temporary ground investigation works and including temporary hardcore platform and storage on site of excavated material.
Removal of existing materials and works on site and the erection of 1. no. storage shed with a GFA of c. 1,222 sq.m. with a maximum height of c. 12.2 metres, located to the south of the existing sorting unit on site, and all other associated site development and landscape works. The building will be finished in concrete, and vertical cladding to the walls and roof. The development relates to an existing waste material recovery site which is operated under a Waste Licence granted by the Environmental Protection Agency
(1) demolition of the existing sheds to the rear of the existing house (2) The relocation of the existing vehicular gate on Herbert Road (3) The provision of a new single-storey, four-bedroom house to the rear of the existing house
The development will comprise a Residential Development of 44 no. units ranging in height up to 3 storeys and comprising 26 no. houses (13 no. 2-bed and 13 no. 3-bed), 8 no. 1-bed masionettes, and 10 no. duplex apartments (5 no. 1-bed, 4 no. 2-bed and 1 no. 3-bed). The development will include the provision of open spaces, car parking, cycle parking, bin stores, ESB substation, vehicular/pedestrian accesses. All associated site development works, services provision, landscaping and boundary treatments.
Visdon Limited intend to apply for permission for a Large-Scale Residential Development at this site of c.1.35ha at Love Lane (also known as Blind Lane), Upper Dargle Road, Bray, Co. Dublin. The site is located south and west of residential developments at Hazelwood, Ard Chualann and Diamond Valley Apartments, and east of the M11/N11. The proposal will consist of demolition of an existing dwelling, and construction of 108 no. apartments (comprising 32 no. 1-bed, 53 no. 2-bed and 23 no. 3-bed units) within 3 no. blocks, ranging in height up to 6 storeys. - Block 1 will range in height from 4 to 5 storeys and will provide 36 no. apartments. - Block 2 will range in height from 5 to 6 storeys and will provide 44 no. apartments. - Block 3 will range in height from 3 to 5 storeys and will provide 28 no. apartments. All residential units will have associated private balconies/terraces to the north/south/east/west elevations. The development will also include the provision of a creche (c.252sqm gross floor area) located on the ground floor of Block 3; 132 no. car parking spaces, 148 no. cycle parking spaces and 4 no. motorcycle spaces, located at undercroft and surface level. Vehicular/pedestrian/cyclist access will be provided via Love Lane along with a new pedestrian access. The development will also include the provision of an acoustic barrier along the western boundary of the site. All associated site development works, site reprofiling, water services, open spaces, landscaping, SuDs features, boundary treatments, plant areas, waste management areas/bin stores, car/cycle parking areas (including EV parking), and services provision (including ESB substations) will also be provided. The LRD application may also be inspected online at the following website set up by the applicant: www.lovelanelrd.ie.
Erection of three separate extensions to an existing permitted materials recovery facility and all other associated site development works above and below ground. The extensions are to the western, southern and eastern elevations. The western extension has a gross floor area of c. 7826sqm and was constructed to enclose and weather protect plant associated with the permitted materials recovery facility. The extension also encloses the permitted wood shredding activity on site. The maximum height of the western extension is c 10.25 metres. The southern extension has a gross floor area of c. 194sqm and was constructed to enclose and weather protect the loading of vehicles. The maximum height of the southern extension is 1. 10.25m. The eastern extension has a gross floor area of c. 496.7sqm and was constructed to enclose and weather protect plant associated with the permitted materials recovery facility. The maximum height of the eastern extension is c. 8 metres. The development relates to a waster material recovery site which is operated under a Waste Licence graned by the EPA
1. Proposed 44msq ground floor extension to rear & 133msq first floor extension over existing dwelling house, totalling 310msq. Existing dwelling 143msq. 2. Conversion and extension of existing garage to 54msq granny flat at ground floor. Existing garage 28.5msq. 3. Relocation of existing vehicular entrance to provide improved sightlines onto Herbert Road. 4. Alll ancillary site works
New first floor extension over footprint of existing dwelling accommodating new living space, New flat roof ground floor extension to the front of the existing dwelling, to create new covered porch/ patio area, Alterations to existing roof, window and front door design along front elevation and retention permission for detached log house structure to the side of existing dwelling
Demolition of the existing sheds to the rear of the existing house, widening of the existing vehicular gate on Herbert Road, provision of new single storey, four bedroom house to the rear of the existing house, provision of a new wastewater treatment system to the front of the existing house which will serve the new house
Attic conversion, inclusive of 5 no. roof lights and the creation of habitable space with the attic space
The development consists of: (1) The alteration of the existing rear return and conservatory including the provision of a new flat roof. (2) The provision of a new flat roof over existing study to the east elevation. (3) The provision of a new covered porch to the front of the existing house. (4) The provision of a new first floor extension to the front of the house with a new flat roof. (5) The removal of the existing garage to provide a new single storey side extension. (6) Alterations to all elevations.
The removal of the existing acoustic & dust screen, which consist of stacked shipping containers with mesh netting on top to allow for the erection of an extension to an existing permitted materials recovery facility. The extension is located to the western elevation of the existing building, which has a gross floor area of 1,006 sqm. The maximum height of the western extension is 10.25 metres with all associated site development works above and below ground. The development relates to a waste material recovery site which is operated under a Waste Licence granted by the EPA
Following amendments to previously granted permission ref no. 16/82 as extended ref 21/220, to the new Care Centre development at land by Killmurray Cottages: (i) an increase in bed spaces provision from 106 as per granted Planning Permission (21/220) to 119 beds with co-ordinated corresponding layouts and elevations alterations to all floors, (ii) as a result of above, a minimal increase in overall floor area of 39m2, from 5564m2 as previously granted, to 5603m2 currently proposed, (iii) a raise in ridge level by approx. 850mm to accommodate the minimum angle of the pitch required for the requested roof slate finish, (iv) an increase in parking spaces provision from 54no. as per previously granted scheme, to 60 no. spaces accordingly to comply with Wicklow County Development Plan provisions and, (v) minor alterations to retaining walls and landscaped areas and all other associated site works
The construction a general purpose shed to house stables, feed and fodder, a roofed manure pit and ancillary works (i.e. concrete yards, effluent tank - all for agricultural purposes only) in new farmyard utilising the existing farm road and public road entrance
Amendments to previously granted planning permission ref no. 22/771. The amendments are the introduction of 7no. Velux windows to the front part of the building and the installation of PV panels to the roof on the front southwest facing elevation
New tiled hipped roof over existing detached, single storey open sided 2 bay car port (ridge = 3.780m & area = 30.64sq.m), new timber clad timber frame detached sauna room (3.55m wide x 3.0m deep x 2.58m high) with glazing to front / N. West elevation (area = 7.48sq.m), New prefinished aluminium frame detached, part glazed garden room (14.01m long x 3.6m wide x 2.75m high) complete with electric louvred roof over entire structure (area = 50.44sq.m), all positioned along side / N. East boundary. New 4.21m wide x 1.68m high wrought iron electric gates to existing driveway entrance / gate piers at front / S. East boundary, New detached timber clad steel frame, single storey / open sided tiled hipped roof structure to new 3 bay car port (ridge = 3.97m high & area = 47.90sq.m), all within front/side garden adjacent to side / N. West boundary, together with all associated site works ('Kylemore' is a protected structure)
Construction of two general purpose sheds to house stables, feed and fodder, tack room, covered manure pit and log storage and ancillary works (i.e. concrete yards, effluent tank - all for agricultural purposes only) in a new farmyard utilising the existing farm road and public road entrance to substitute previous planning consent 24/60512
Existing sunroom extension (15.6m²) and existing raised decking area (23m²), both to the rear of existing two storey semi detached dwelling
Change of Use of part of Unit 14, (82.68 m²) from Retail to Dental Clinic comprising the subdivision of the existing Unit 14 by erecting a cross wall at 14 m from the front elevation and for the replacement of the existing entrance doors with new doors in matching style and colour, replacement signage and the erection of internal partitions to form 2 no. dental booths supported by ancillary accommodation
Rear single and two storey extension, boiler house to the side of dwelling and associated works
Erection of three separate acoustic and dust screen structures associated with an existing permitted materials recovery facility and all other associated site development works above and below ground. The three structures are located to the western side of the existing centrally located Screening / Sorting building. Structure A is located a minimum of c. 36m from the western boundary, it covers an area of c. 121.2sqm and has an overall height of c.12.26m. Structure B is located a minimum of c. 67m from the western boundary, it covers an area of c. 166.7sqm and has an overall height of c. 8.347. Structure C is located c. 94m from the western boundary, it covers an area of 136.2sqm and has an overall height of 10.91m. The structures include stacked shipping containers with mesh netting on top and have been erected to provide acoustic and dust screening for the ongoing activity of the materials recovery facility including waste wood processing and metals separation. The development relates to a waste material recovery site which is operated under a Waste Licence granted by the Environmental Protection Agency