The development will consist of 1) The retention of a single-storey garage / store to the rear of existing dwelling, 2) The retention of a porch to the front of existing dwelling, 3) The retention of widening of front driveway, 4) and the permission for a single storey extension to the rear, and two storey extension to the side of existing dwelling, and all associated site works and landscaping. AI Rcvd 3/3/25

The development will consist of 1) a new proposed dormer window on the rear elevation, 2) alterations to the two-story extension to the side of existing dwelling and re-configuration of window on rear elevation from that granted under Planning Ref: No. FW24A/0423E, and all associated site works and landscaping.

The demolition of an existing garage and construction of a 2 storey, 2 bed, 3-person residential unit totalling 75m² and all ancillary site works.

Planning permission is being sought for the demolition of a single storey rear extension and front porch, conversion of attached domestic garage to habitable accommodation, the construction of single storey rear extensions, amendments to the elevations and all associated site works.

Permission for the demolition of an existing single storey glazed conservatory to the rear, construction of a new single storey pitched roof extension to the rear and single storey flat roof extension to the side and front, amendments to finishes and fenestration to the front elevation, internal remodelling works, landscaping works and all associated site works.

Permission is sought by the Health Service Executive for a new 3 storey extension to existing hospital buildings at Connolly Hospital Blanchardstown, Dublin 15. The proposed development which extends to 1690m2 is to accommodate new CT facilities at Ground Floor Level, ICU rooms and ancillary accommodation at First Floor level and supporting Plant room at Second Floor/Roof Level. Links to the existing Radiology, Emergency, and Theatres Departments are provided as part of the proposed extension along with a dedicated lift and stair core. A 54m2 single storey structure is to be demolished in order to facilitate the proposed development.

Planning permission to demolish the ATM room and the

Permission to construct a cladded canopy over the existing pedestrian walkway on the Western side of the existing Supermarket building.

Musgrave operating Partners Ireland Ltd. intend to apply for planning permission for: (i) To construct a new glazed entrance Lobby to the Supermarket on the front of the Supermarket building adjacent to the existing glazed seating area on the North Western elevation of the building. (ii) To relocate the existing access stairs to the existing first floor offices on the Southern corner to the Supermarket building. (iii) Change of use from existing access stairs to Bakery Prep area on the Southern corner of the Supermarket building. (iv) To carry out alterations to the existing first floor offices on the southern corner of the Supermarket building. (v) To block up the existing double door on the South Eastern elevation of the building. (vi) To relocate and enlarge the existing fire escape door on the South Eastern elevation of the building. (vii) To carry out alterations to the existing Customer toilets/corridor area on the northern corner of the Supermarket building. (viii) Change of use from Retail area to Corridor/part Customer toilets area on the Northern corner of the Supermarket building. (ix) To erect a stand alone back lit illuminated LED sign on the Western boundary of the site. (x) To erect a signage board on the internal boundary wall on the Southern corner of the site. (xi) To erect a signage board on the wall on the South Western corner of the Supermarket building. (xii) To erect a signage board on the wall on the South Eastern corner of the Supermarket building and all associated site works at Supervalu, Blanchardstown Shopping Centre, Main Street, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15, D15 NYP9.

Planning Permission for the removal of existing external storage containers (45 Sq. m), construction of a new permanent storage unit in the Supervalu storage yard (162 Sq.m) with associated site works. AI received 30/5/2022

The development will consist of; The installation of 1005 sq.m of photo-voltaic solar panels onto the existing supermarket roof. The solar panels will be used to create green electricity, all of which will be used by the store. AI received 10/02/2022

Demolition of internal wall structure between unit 18 and unit 20 to form one combined retail area of 43.6 sq.m. Elevational changes to include new glazing, new signage and associated works.

Planning permission is sought for attic conversion, raising of gable end to change roof profile with dormer projecting window to rear. 1 no velux lights to front and all associated site works.

Construction of first floor extension comprising of new bedroom modifications to existing bedroom and A - style roof structure, conversion of existing attic space comprising of modification of exisiting roof structure side dormer with A style roof c/w window. new access stairs and 2 no roof windows to side.

Permission to erect two support poles, each with two antennas attached, onto the southeast elevation and also to erect two support poles, one with two antennas attached and the other with two dishes attached, onto the northwest elevation, (providing a total of four support poles, six antennas and two dishes) and at ground level install an equipment cabinet within a 2 metre by 4 metres and 2.4 metre high palisade fenced compound.

Construction of a new single and two storey dwelling house, with vehicular entrance from St. Brigid's Park, demolition and alteration to existing boundary walls and all associated site, landscaping and ancillary works.

Proposed development includes the Provision of new temporary 109 sqm single storey Prefabricated CT Scan Room and associated reception/waiting room in the Existing Grassed Area connecting to the main Building at Connolly Hospital, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15.

The demolition of part single, part two storey building & single storey sheds and the removal of containers within the site; construction of a part 4 storey and part 5 storey Nursing Home with a total gross internal floor area of 5,916 sq.m. and comprising 115 no. single bedrooms with communal living spaces, dining areas, shared communal facilities, treatment rooms, kitchen and general administrative areas, staff areas and maintenance spaces. The existing low boundary wall to Main Street is to be demolished and replaced with a new low wall, metal railing and piers. The existing southern entrance to the site from Main Street will be retained and widened. The existing middle entrance to the site from Main Street will be closed up and a new entrance from Main Street will be formed at the northern end of the site to suit the new layout. There will be a new RC retaining wall at the boundary to the adjoining properties on the north side of the site. The existing bus stop & ESB pole will be repositioned to improve sight lines at the southern entrance to the site and the existing bus shelter will be replaced with a new bus shelter. The development will also comprise an ESB substation, plant room, an external bin store and an external backup generator, 15 no. surface car parking spaces at grade (including 1 no disabled car parking space and 3 no. electric vehicle charging spaces), 2 no. surface motorcycle parking spaces at grade, a covered bicycle stand catering for 4 no. short stay visitor bicycle parking spaces at grade at the main entrance to the nursing home, a secure covered bicycle stand catering for 16 no. long stay staff bicycle parking spaces in total at grade, a 1.2m wide x 2.2m high totem sign at the new entrance from Main Street at the northern end of the site, way finding signage, and all associated site, landscaping and infrastructural works, including tree planting, boundary treatments, street lighting, internal roadways, footpaths and shared surfaces, foul and surface water drainage, and potable water supply necessary to facilitate the development; A Natura Impact Statement (NIS) has been prepared and is submitted to the planning authority with the application. The Natura Impact Statement (NIS) is available for inspection or purchase at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy during office hours at the Planning Authority. Retention is sought for an existing reinforced concrete retaining wall along the site boundary with the Tolka River. AI Received 29/10/2024

The development will consist of (1) the construction of a two storey 2 bedroom pitched roof dwelling within the side garden of the existing house with ground floor flat roof front projection (2) New vehicular entrance of the public road to provide off road parking and amendments to the existing vehicular access to no 1 (3) New pedestrian entrance of the public footpath and (4) Connection to all public services and all necessary ancillary site development works to facilitate this development.

Retention permission for the development of lands within the grounds of Connolly Hospital. The proposed development will consist of 177sqm extension to the existing emergency department to provide two resuscitation rooms, a single bed isolation room, staff base, replacement relatives room, meeting room, toilets, support rooms and plant spaces in a single storey extension with dedicated roof top plant, including internal modifications to the existing building to provide a link corridor at the former relatives room with associated hard and soft landscaping and modifications to the carpark.

Bartra Property (Castleknock) Limited intend to apply for permission development at this 0.317 Ha site at Brady’s Public House, Old Navan Road, Dublin 15, D15 W3FW. Works are also proposed to connect new foul and surface water pipes to the existing public network along Talbot Downs and to connect from the development to the existing watermain on Old Navan Road. The footpath and kerb is to be realigned at the proposed entrance off Old Navan Road and tree removal and replacement planting is proposed along the public park to the north and Talbot Downs to the west. The total site area including the development site, the infrastructural works and the tree removal and replanting measures 0.382 Ha. The development will principally consist of: the demolition of the existing part 1 to part 2 No. storey over partial basement vacant public house and restaurant building (1,243 sq m) and the construction of a part 3 to part 5 No. storey apartment block (5,156.5 sq m) comprising 56 No. apartments (23 No. 1 bedroom and 33 No. 2 bedroom apartments) and communal internal amenity space. The development also consists of a pedestrian connection along the north-western boundary of the site from the Old Navan Road to the public park; 7 No. car-parking spaces (comprising 3 No. car-club spaces and 4 No. visitor spaces, one of which is an accessible space); 2 No. delivery bays; bicycle and bin stores; emergency gate access to the western courtyard (north-west boundary); controlled resident access gate to the eastern courtyard; balconies and terraces; boundary treatments; hard and soft landscaping; plant; lift overrun; PV panels; substation; switch room; lighting; and all other associated site works above and below ground. AI received 14/10/24

The development will consist of the

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Permission for the demolition of an existing single storey outbuilding (boiler house) and the removal of an existing surface level ancillary car park and associated vehicular access together with site clearance (including tree removal) and ground works to facilitate the redevelopment of the site. The proposed redevelopment of the site comprises the provision of a new 3-storey Education and Research Centre building to accommodate faculty offices, administration, auditorium and classrooms and entrance lobby and café, together with showers, changing and toilet facilities all at ground floor level. A small mezzanine level sits above the entrance lobby to provide further ancillary breakout space. At first floor level the building is arranged to provide office and administration space and meeting rooms along with tutorial rooms and recreational facilities including a fitness suite and breakout space. An external roof terrace is provided on the western side of the building at first floor level above the entrance level/café. The proposed second floor comprises medical diagnostics labs with ancillary lab spaces and ancillary offices, meeting room and staff facilities. The proposed building provides a total of 4,103 sq.m. of Gross Floor Area (GFA), excluding the external roof terrace and replacement boiler house. A new vehicular access with associated access and egress control barriers is proposed in a revised position to the north of the proposed building and south of the existing HSE Academic Building to serve the proposed ancillary surface level car park that will provide a service bay. 34 no. car parking spaces and a bicycle storeroom to provide 36 no. bicycle storage spaces. An additional 36 no. bicycle storage spaces (18 no. Sheffield type stands) are provided. Other works include the provision of a single storey, detached boiler house (15 sq.m), taxi drop-off and outdoor refuse storage enclosures/service yard together with associated flood mitigation works associated with Abbotstowm Stream. The flood mitigation works include the replacement of an existing downstream culvert (comprising a 1050 mm diameter concrete pipe) with a new 2.7 m x 1.5 m box culvert, approximately 55 m in length together with the installation of debris/security screen to head wall and provision of a low-level wall (approximately 300 mm in height) extending from the HSE Academic Building to the north of the development site extending southwards to the southern end of the ESB Substation immediately to the south of the development site. Proposed site works include the temporary closure of a section (approximately 55m in length) of the existing access road to St. Francis Hospice and the provision of a re-aligned temporary vehicular access road and footpath with associated traffic light system to facilitate temporary road access/arrangement for the duration of the construction stage of the replacement culvert. Other site works include site clearance and ground works, landscaping works and provision of external lighting and associated infrastructure provision to serve the car park (including underground surface water storage attenuation tank). Two (2 no.) wall mounted, back-lit signs are proposed at second floor level to the southern and western elevations of the building, respectively. The signs comprise standard RCSI coloured logo and lettering that measures approximately 1.75 m in width and 2.49 m in height (the logo measures approximately 1.7 m in height on top of RCSI lettering that measures approximately 0.61m in height)

Demolition of the existing single storey domestic garage to the side and reconstruction of a new single storey domestic garage to the side, on the southwestern/northwestern boundary wall. Also, removal and relocation of the single storey porch to the front and the construction of a new two storey extension to the side. AI received 22/11/22

Demolition of an existing single storey outbuilding (boiler house) and the removal of an existing surface level ancillary car park and associated vehicular access together with site clearance (including tree removal) and ground works to facilitate the redevelopment t of the site. The proposed redevelopment of the site comprises the provision of a new 3-storey building to accommodate Offices/Administration, Auditorium and Classrooms and Entrance Lobby/Cafe, together with showers/changing and toilet facilities all at ground floor level. A small mezzanine level sits above the entrance lobby to provide further ancillary breakout space. At first floor level the building is arranged to provide office/admin space and meeting rooms along with teaching rooms and recreational facilities (including a fitness suite ad breakout space). An external roof terrace is provided on the western side of the building at first floor level about the entrance lobby/cafe. The proposed second floor comprises medical related research labs with ancillary lab spaces and ancillary offices, meeting room and staff facilities. The proposed building provides a total of 4,103 sq.m of Gross Floor Area (GFA), excluding an external roof terrace and replacement boiler house. A new vehicular access with associated access and egress control barriers is proposed in a revised position to the north of the proposed building and south of the existing HSE Academic Building to serve the proposed ancillary surface level car park that will provide a service bay, 34 no. car parking spaces and a bicycle storeroom to provide 36 no. bicycle storage spaces. An additional 36 no. bicycle storage spaces (18 no.Sheffield type stands) are provided. Other works include the provision of a single storey, detached boiler house (15 sq.m) taxi drop off and outdoor refuse storage enclosures/service yard together with associated flood mitigation works. The flood mitigation works include the provision of remote continuous culver monitoring; the provision of a new landscaped swale to the east of the proposed building, incorporating compensatory storage for flood events and provision of a low level wall (approximately 300mm in height) extending from the HSE Academic Building to the north of the development site southwards to the southern end of the ESB substation immediately to the south of the development site. Other site works include site clearance and ground works, landscaping works and provision of external lighting and associated infrastructure provision to serve the car park (including underground surface water storage attenuation tank). Two (2 no.) wall mounted back-lit signs are proposed at second floor level to the southern and western elevations of the building, respectively. The signs comprise standard RCSI coloured logo and lettering that measures approximately 1.75m in width and 2.49m in height (the logo measures approximately 1.7m in height on top of RCSI lettering that measures approximately 0.61m in height)

The development will consist of a) the construction of a first-floor extension to rear of existing dwelling, b)replacement of existing stone finish with new render finish to front of dwelling, c) widening of existing vehicular entrance to 3.5m, and all associated site works. AI received 7/11/2022

The proposed development comprises the demolition of an existing single storey outbuilding (boiler house) and the removal of an existing surface level ancillary car park and associated vehicular access together with site clearance (including tree removal) and ground works to facilitate the redevelopment of the site. The proposed redevelopment of the site comprises the provision of a new 3-storey building to accommodate Offices / Administration, Auditorium and Classrooms and Entrance Lobby / Café, together with showers / changing and toilet facilities all at ground floor level. A small mezzanine level sits above the entrance lobby to provide further ancillary breakout space. At first floor level the building is arranged to provide office / admin space and meeting rooms along with teaching rooms. An external roof terrace (182 sq.m) is provided on the western side of the building at first floor level above the entrance lobby / café. The proposed second floor comprises medical related research labs with ancillary lab spaces and ancillary offices and meeting room. The proposed building provides a total of 4,097 sq.m of Gross Floor Area (GFA, excluding the external roof terrace and replacement boiler house). A new vehicular access with associated access and egress control barriers is proposed in a revised position to the north of the proposed building and south of the existing HSE Academic Building to serve the proposed ancillary surface level car park that will provide a service bay, 34 no. car parking spaces and a bicycle storeroom to provide 36 no. bicycle storage spaces. An additional 36 no. bicycle storage spaces (18 no. Sheffield type stands) are provided. Other works include the provision of a single storey, detached boiler house (15 sq.m), taxi drop-off and outdoor refuse storage enclosures together with associated works including site clearance and ground works, landscaping works and provision of external lighting and associated infrastructure provision to serve the car park (including underground surface water storage attenuation tank). Additional Information Lodged on 19th March 2020. Clarification of Additional Information recieved on 4th August 2020

The demolition of existing 2 storey dwelling and single storey shed and construction of 6 no. semi-detached houses comprising of 2 no. 4 bed, 3 storey dormer houses, 2 no. 5 bed, 3 storey dormer houses and 2 no. 3 bed, 2 storey houses, new relocated road entrance, new boundary walls and all associated siteworks. AI Received 19-01-2023 SAI received 31/01/23

The development will consist of: Permission for the construction of a single storey rear extension to existing two storey semi-detached house and all associated site works.

The development will consist of: Permission for the construction of a single storey rear extension to existing two storey semi-detached house and all associated site works.

The development will consist of the change of use from Financial Services and Realty Office to Dental Practice, internal alterations to building, new signage to front and side elevations and for all associated site works and services.

Single-story extension to the front. First-floor extension to the side. Single-story extension to the rear with canopy. Raised gable to the side. Widening of front vehicular access.

The development will consist of: Retention of increased height from 3 meters to 3.6 meters for a single-storey extension to the front and a single-storey extension to the rear.

Planning permission is sought for first floor extension for bedroom use over single storey lounge facility, alterations to front porch consisting of new flat roof and all associated site works.

Planning permission sought for demolition of an existing single-storey sunroom extension to the rear of the existing house, the construction of a ground floor extension of c. 77m2 with flat roof to the rear and right side of the existing house, first floor extension of c. 9m2 with a hip shaped roof to the right side of the existing house, alterations to the front of the existing house to include removal of the existing portico roof over the front door, the installation of a new canopy with cornice detailed finish and new doorway, new Velux rooflight to the existing right side of existing house, new Velux rooflights to the new proposed ground floor and first floor extensions, demolition of existing rear shed and construction of new shed to rear of garden and all ancillary site works.

The proposed development comprises (i) demolition of the existing detached two-storey dwelling known as Crannach at Granard Bridge, Castleknock, Dublin 15. (ii) construction of 1 no. detached two storey three-bedroom dwelling (House Type C) with 1 no. rooflight, south -facing first floor level terrace, front garden, on- curtilage vehicular parking and rear gardens of area - 273sqm; (iii) construction of 2 no. detached two-storey four-bedroom dwellings (House Type D) each with 1 no. rooflight, south-facing first floor level terrace, front garden, on - curtilage vehicular parking and rear gardens of area - 230 sq.m/ 517sq.m; (iv) relocation of the turning bay and alteration of the access road previously approved under Reg. Ref FW16A/0068; and (iv) all ancillary works inclusive of landscaping, engineering, drainage and boundary works, necessary to facilitate the development. The development is to be served by the public open space approved under Reg. Ref FW16A/0068. AI received 08/06/21

Alterations to development approved under Reg. Ref. FW16A/0068, and later extended under Reg. Ref. FW16A/0068/E1. The development consists of alterations to House Type A (3no). of the previously approved 4 no. dwellings to include: (i) omission of basement level (57 sq.m.) from the 1 no. dwelling which had basement included; (ii) omission of rear landscaping wall; (iii) extension of ground floor floor-plate to rear (19 sq.m) and to front (2.5 sq.m) and first floor floorplate to front (5sq.m); (iv) amendments to fenestration to all elevations including addition of new ground floor window to front; (v) omission of canopy to side; and, (vi) all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development. AI received 15/12/21

For alterations to previously approved development (Reg. Ref. FW16/0068 - extended under Reg. Ref. FW16A/0068/E1) comprising the revision of the 3 no. House Type A dwellings as follows: (i) omission of basement level (Unit 1 only); (li) omission of rear landscaping wall and creation of supplementary private amenity gardens to serve each unit; (iii) extension of ground floor level to rear (19sq.m) and to front (2.5 sq.m) and first floor level to front (5sq.m); (iv) amendments to fenestration to all elevations including addition of new ground floor window to front; (v) omission of canopy to side; and, (vi) all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development. The proposed alterations will result in the provision of additional private amenity space for each dwelling which will supplement the previously approved quantum of private amenity space.

Retention Planning Permission is sought by Kingston Construction Ltd, for alterations to previously approved development (Reg. Ref. FW16A/0068/EI) comprising the revision of the 3 no. HouseType A dwellings as follows: (i) omission of basement level ( Unit 4 only); (ii) omission of rear landscaping wall and creation of supplementary private amenity gardens to serve each unit; (iii) extension of ground floor level to rear ( 19sq.m) and to front (2.5 sq.m) and first floor level to front (5sq.m); (iv) amendments to fenestration to all elevations including addition of new ground floor window to front; (v) omission of canopy to side: and, (vi) all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development. The proposed alterations will result in the provision of additional private amenity space for each dwelling which will supplement the previously approved quantum of private amenity space.

A new dormer window to the rear roof area at attic level to provide additional headroom in the existing converted attic room.

Permission for proposed widening of existing vehicular entrance to 3.3m also single storey ground floor extension to front & rear and all associated site works.

Permission is sought for a new canopy roof to the front façade and also a part single/part two storey extension to the rear.

The proposed development includes the demolition of parts of the existing buildings (approx. 531 sq.m GFA) and associated shed on site, together with site clearance (including tree removal) and ground works to facilitate the proposed development. Other works include the making good of the southern elevation of the existing RCSI G.E.M Building and the rear (eastern) elevation of the existing HSE Academic Building that are affected by the proposed demolition works. The proposed redevelopment of the site comprises the provision of a new 4-storey Health Centre building (with a total floor area of 4,176 sq.m GFA) that includes a Dental Educational Centre (DEC) with 40 no. clinical dental chairs for patient treatment, practical work and training to be carried out by dental students in a supervised setting, at ground and first floor levels together with associated reception and waiting areas; clinical service facilities; staff facilities; toilets and changing facilities; and, plant and storage rooms. The proposed second and third floor levels will accommodate medical clinical facilities (consultation / examination rooms) and associated facilities to include waiting areas, meeting rooms / offices, toilets and changing areas, and storage rooms for existing HSE services (Rheumatology and Endocrinology) that will be relocated from within the Connolly Hospital Campus to the proposed building. Provision is made for a combination of open rooftop plant and enclosed plant rooms that are screened at rooftop level. The proposed building is located on part of the site of the permitted ERC development under FCC Reg. Ref. FW21A/0078. The proposed development includes amendments to the permitted ancillary car park, cycle parking and waste management facilities permitted under FCC Reg. Ref. FW21A/0078 to include: 1. the relocation of the 34 no. permitted car parking spaces to a new reconfigured and amalgamated surface level car park (to include lands to the front and rear of the existing HSE Academic Building) to provide a total of 44 no. car parking spaces (including 6 no. Universally Designed EV parking / charging bays) to serve both the permitted ERC development and proposed DEC development. Provision is also made for 5 no. motorcycle spaces; 2. the omission of the permitted waste management facilities Which will be accommodated within an existing waste storage facility at the northern end of the site; 3. internal and external amendments to the layout of the permitted bicycle store to provide a chemical storeroom and refuse / bin store together with the relocation of 36 no. permitted long stay cycle storage spaces and 18 no. short stay cycle storage spaces (9 no. Sheffield stands) to new bicycle storage facilities with capacity for 100 no. long stay bicycle spaces together with the provision of 100 no. short term bicycle storage spaces (50 no. Sheffield stands). Other proposed site works include site clearance and ground works, landscaping works and provision of external lighting and associated infrastructure provision to serve the car park (including underground surface water storage attenuation tank) together with the alterations to the layout to the existing waste storage compound, which includes the removal of the existing fence and gate to the waste compound area and the erection of a new gated entrance and wall enclosure to the revised waste storage compound at the northern end of the site. Provision is made for a new detached single storey plant and refuse storeroom (approximately 98 sq.m) to the north of the proposed Health Centre building. Two wall mounted, back-lit signs are proposed to the western elevation - one at ground floor level above the proposed building entrance (comprising standard RCSI logo and lettering, measuring h.670mm x 4100mm and another at third floor level (comprising standard HSE and RCSI coloured logo and lettering measuring h. 1400mm x 5400mm). AI received 18/07/24

The development it is proposed to retain consists of a part flat-roof, part mono-pitch roof single-storey extension constructed to the rear of the existing dwelling house.

Permission is sought for retention of

Change of use from residential to a medical centre including 2 consulting rooms, minor internal alterations, increasing the width of the front and rear entrance doors, widening the existing pedestrian entrance gate and new disabled entrance ramps.

Permission for alterations to existing hip roof to side to create Dutch gable roof to accommodate attic stairs to allow conversion of attic into non habitable storage with roof windows to front elevation elevation and ancillary works.

Permission sought for (1) Construction of a single-story extension to the rear of the existing dwelling house, (2) Alterations to the front, side and rear elevations of the existing dwelling house, including replacement of external front door, construction of a new front porch and replacement of the existing windows and existing garage door with new windows on the front elevation, installation of new windows on the side elevation of the existing dwelling house and all associated site works at 61 Roselawn Road, Castleknock, Dublin 15.

Retention permission for the development of lands within the grounds Connolly Hospital. The proposed development will consist of 148sqm extension to the existing laboratory to provide additional laboratory space, staining room, cut-up room, specimen store, cytology room, office, specimen reception and plant room in a single storey building with dedicated roof top plant linked to the existing building via a new lobby with a new external pre-fabricated chemical store with associated hard and soft landscaping.