Planning Permission is sought for a four storey detached dwelling with roof garden, attached domestic garage and all associated siteworks.

Planning permission is sought for development of a 3 storey building accommodating a 1 bed 45sqm apartment at the first and second floors, a 33sqm office at ground floor level, demolition of the existing boundary walls and associated site works. The ground floor office will be composed of an open plan office with an accessible toilet. New pedestrian access is proposed from Brocks Lane, with cycle and refuse provision contained within the curtilage of the site. An external access stair is proposed to the north elevation and a private balcony is proposed to the south elevation.

Retention Permission & Planning Permission is sought for changes to a two storey end of terrace building, previously granted planning permission under planning ref: D02A/999 as follows: 1) Retention for change of use from ground floor office space at front to a retail unit and associated shop front and signage as constructed, 2) Retention of change of use from first floor office space to a one bedroom apartment as constructed, 3) Permission to replace existing rear first floor window with a new door and a new roof garden and 4) Permission for change of use from a ground floor office space at rear to a one bedroom studio apartment to include minor changes to floor layout and all associated site works.

Retention permission for the use of the terrace to the north east (189 sqm) as a dining area with continued presence of glazed screens and wind breakers, gazebos, kitchen and all associated services. A Protected Structure.

Permission for development. The development will consist of

Alterations to a previously granted permission D23A/0095 by the extension of the first floor return for use as part of the dwelling.

Planning permission for the conversion of two existing one-bedroom apartments to 3 bedroom, 3 storey single dwelling 'over the shop' including interior alterations, modification to roof at attic level to include dormer to rear, provision of balcony to street elevation at attic level, ground floor extension for use as part of the dwelling, and alteration of fenestration to rear and return elevations.

Permission for a change of use from retail to office

Permission for development. The development will consist of

Permission is sought for a change of use

Permission for the addition of windows on the east

Permission sought for attic conversion for storage

Permission for development. The proposed development will consist of the demolition of the existing single storey structure (not a Protected Structure) on the site and the construction of a new part 2 storey and part 4 storey residential apartment building comprising 10 no. units (5 one bed and 5 two bed) and ancillary site works, including onsite parking for 5 cars, introduction of amenity open space, removal of existing entrance gates, bin storage, bicycle parking, PV panels on roof, ESB pillar and external landscaping works.

Installation of a 1,200 sq.m (235kWp) Ground mounted solar photovoltaic (PV) array and all associated ancillary works.

The site also incorporates the first floor of No 26A George’s Street Lower. The development will principally consist of: the partial change of use at ground floor level from retail to office (36.3 sq m) and from office to ancillary residential/circulation & storage (14.5 sqm), resulting in an office area of 102 sq m at Ground Floor Level; the change of use at First Floor Level from office to residential to facilitate a 3 No. bed apartment; and the removal of part of the existing roof to provide a part additional 2 storey structure at second and third floor level (to facilitate a 1 No. bed and 2 No bed apartment ) resulting in a part 2-part 4 storey mixed-use building.. The gross floor area of the development is proposed to increase from 252 sqm to 410 sqm. The development also includes: a terrace facing north-east at second floor level; and a terrace facing north-west and north-east at the third floor level, elevational changes; signage; plant; and all other associated development works above and below ground.

3 dwellings

Partial change of use at ground floor level from retail to office (36.3sqm) and from office to ancillary residential/circulation and storage (14.5sqm.), resulting in an office area of 103 sqm at ground floor level. The change of use at first floor level from office to residential to provide a 2no. bed apartment and the removal of part of the existing roof to provide a part additional storey at second floor level to provide a two bed apartment. The gross floor area of the development is proposed to increase from 252 sqm to 355 sqm. The development also includes: a terrace facing north-east at second floor level. Elevational changes, signage, plant and all other associated development works above and below ground.

Permission for A) Subdivision of retail and office space B) Change of use from officespace to one no. 2 bed duplex apartment (86sqm) and 1 no. 2 bed apartment (71sqm) to first floor level.

Permission for a ‘Build to Rent’ strategic housing development consisting of the construction of a new development of 146 no. units (34 no. studio apartment units, 77 no. 1 bed apartment units and 35 no. 2 bed apartment units), and associated ancillary residential tenant amenities (c.468 m2) including a gym, atrium/reception area and skylounge. A retail unit (c.290m2) addressing Old Dun Leary Road and Cumberland Street is also proposed. It is proposed to adapt and incorporate an existing 4 storey building ‘DunLeary House’(a proposed Protected Structure) on site into the development to provide co-working office suites (c.247m2). The proposed development has overall heights ranging from 6 storeys (with set backs from 4th & 5th storey) addressing Dun Leary Hill, to 5 and 8 storeys (with set back from 7th storey) addressing Old Dun Leary Road and 6-7 storeys (with set backs at 8th storey) addressing Cumberland Street. Extensive residential amenity facilities are proposed (with a combined area c.468 m2) including a: gym and associated ancillary facilities at level 01G (c.120 sqm), multi- functional atrium/reception amenity areas at level 01G (c.251 m2); residential amenity (sky lounge facility approximately 97 sqm) with external terrace at level 7. Private open space for the apartment units is proposed by way of balconies and shared landscaped terraces. Communal open space is provided in the form of a landscaped courtyard including a play area (c.482 m2) and landscaped roof terraces and external areas (c.392m2 overall) with visibility from public areas A part double height retail unit (c.290 sqm) addressing Old Dun Leary Road and the corner of Cumberland Street. 1 no. signage zone (c.6675mm x c.640mm;) on the façade addressing Old Dun Leary Road; 1 no. signage zone addressing corner Old Dun Leary Road and Cumberland Street (c.800mm x 6000mm) and 2 no. signage zones (1 no. backlit horizontal sign (c. 6000 mm x 700mm) and 1 no. backlit vertical sign (c.5160mm x 800mm) along Cumberland Street main entrance. The refurbishment, partial removal and adaptation of a 4 storey building on site known as ‘DunLeary House’ (a proposed Protected Structure) to provide co-working office suites (c.247m2) at Levels 01,02 and 03. The works will include partial removal of original walls and floors, removal of non original extensions to DunLeary House, repointing and repair of brickwork and granite fabric, reinstatement of timber sash windows, removal of existing roof, removal; alteration and reinstatement of internal floor layouts, reinstatement of entrance point on DunLeary Hill, removal of non original level 00 and linking the existing building to the new development from level 00 to level 03 with the construction of 3 new floors of development (with set back at roof level) above the existing building. It is proposed to repair, reinstate and improve the existing boundary treatment to DunLeary House. Provision of 52 no. car parking spaces in total - 44 no. car parking spaces provided at level 00. At Cumberland Street 11 no. existing on street car parking spaces will be removed and 8 no. on street car parking spaces provided. Provision of 277 bicycle parking spaces (94 no. cycle parking spaces accommodated in bicycle stands and 183 no. long term bicycle parking spaces within a secure storage area) and 4 no. motorbike parking spaces, all at Level 00. Level 00 will be accessed via a new gated vehicular entrance and gated dedicated bicycle path off Old Dun Leary Road. All associated ancillary plant areas/switch rooms/ESB substation/waste management/storage areas to be provided at level 00, with provision of green roofs (c. 1,157m2.) at roof areas on levels 01, 06,07 and 08. Significant Public Realm improvements including the provision of footpath upgrades, a signalised junction on Old Dun Leary Road and Cumberland Street including pedestrian crossings on all arms, landscaping and 32 no. bicycle parking spaces (located to the front of the proposed retail unit and at the corner of Cumberland Street), the inclusion of car parking spaces (as referenced above) on Cumberland Street and new public lighting. All associated ancillary site development works including: Demolition of open fronted shed (371.7m2) located at the north eastern corner of the site with works including replacement of part of the boundary wall adjoining Clearwater Cove. all associated landscape and boundary treatment proposals all associated ancillary water and drainage works (including the diversion of existing sewer at Cumberland Street). The application contains a statement setting out how the proposal will be consistent with the Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Development Plan 2016-2022.The application contains a statement indicating why permission should be granted for the proposed development, having regard to a consideration specified in section 37(2)(b) of the Planning and Development Act, 2000, as amended, notwithstanding that the proposed development materially contravenes a relevant development plan or local area plan other than in relation to the zoning of the land. The application, may be inspected, or purchased at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy, during public opening hours at the offices of An Bord Pleanála and Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council. The application may also be inspected online at the following website set up by the applicant: www.tedcastlesliving.ie

The development will consist of the construction of a new 5-8 storey development in 2 no. Blocks (Bock 1 and Block 2) and the change of use and refurbishment of existing 3 storey (over adjacent basement level) ‘Dun Leary House’ (a Protected Structure) to provide for 88 no. residential units (26 no. 1 bed units; 37 no. 2 bed units; 24 no. 3 bed units; and 1 no. 4 bed detached house), residential amenity space at ground and first floor level (approx. 132 sq m) addressing the internal courtyard and upper terrace; 1 no. retail unit (approx. 108.5 sq m) with associated outdoor seating area at ground floor level addressing Old Dun Leary Road and Cumberland Street; and a public art display area (approx. 12 sq m) at ground floor level addressing Old Dun Leary Road. Block 1 comprises 79 no. residential units (26 no. 1 bed units, 35 no. 2 bed units and 18 no. 3 bed units) with an overall height ranging from 6 - 8 storeys (with setbacks at sixth and seventh floor levels) addressing Old Dun Leary Road and 5-8 storeys (with set back at seventh floor level) addressing Cumberland Street. Block 2 comprises 8 no. residential units (2 no. 2 bed units and 6 no. 3 bed units) with an overall height ranging from 4 - 5 storeys (with set back at fourth floor level) addressing Dun Leary Hill. The proposal provides for 2 no. communal open spaces in the form a ground floor level courtyard area which includes a lawn space, bee hives, pétanque court, kitchen, social area and seating and a first floor level terrace which provides for seating areas. Private open space is delivered in the form of balconies / terraces throughout the residential element of the development. Significant Public Realm improvements are also delivered and include the provision of footpath upgrades, a signalised junction on Old Dun Leary Road and Cumberland Street (including pedestrian crossings on all arms), landscaping, bicycle and car parking spaces on Cumberland Street and new public lighting. Proposed works to ‘Dun Leary House’ (a Protected Structure) will include the change of use and refurbishment of an existing 3 storey building (over adjacent basement level) from office/residential use to 1 no. 4 bed residential detached house (approx. 432.9 sq m) at lower ground floor level (level 01), ground floor level (level 02) and first floor level (level 03). Works will include (a) the demolition of the late-twentieth century extension to the north of the house including the lean-to glazed staircase annex, demolition of the adjacent basement structure and part of the internal structure to the north east of the house (approx. 284.8 sq m); (b) the refurbishment and internal / external alteration to the late-twentieth century north-east extension; (c) the blocking up of an existing window opening and the creation of a new window opening on the east façade at lower ground floor level; (d) the reinstatement of previously blocked door opening to the south porch (onto Dun Leary Hill); (e) the creation of a new opening on the north side of a vaulted area under the west entrance steps; (f) the demolition of some existing internal partitions and the construction of new partition walls at lower ground floor, ground floor and first floor levels; (g) the creation of a new door opening through a masonry wall between the nineteenth century house and late-twentieth century north-east extension; (h) the replacement of modern aluminium frame casement windows with replica timber sash windows; (i) the reinstatement of a timber staircase within the interior of the nineteenth century house; and (j) the conservation-led repairs to the roof, rainwater goods, external facades, boundary walls and railings of ‘Dun Leary House’. The development shall also provide for: The demolition of the existing open fronted shed (approx. 367 sq m) located at the north eastern corner of the site together with all associated internal site walls and ancillary structures on site; A main entrance reception including residential amenities area (approx. 105 sq m) and maintenance room (approx. 8.2 sq m) at first floor level and a secondary entrance at ground floor level (approx. 27 sq m); 2 no. bin stores (retail and residential stores), 3 no. bulk storage areas, maintenance zone and plant room, ESB substation, switch room and all ancillary areas at ground floor level; 25 no. car parking spaces in total as follows - 17 no. car parking spaces provided at ground floor level (in curtilage) including 3 no. electric vehicle spaces and 1 no. disabled space; the removal of 11 no. existing on street car parking spaces at Cumberland Street with provision made for 8 no. new on street car parking spaces; 242 no. bicycle parking spaces (28 no. visitor bicycle spaces, 208 no. resident bicycle spaces, 4 no. cargo bicycle spaces and 2 no. bicycle spaces for Dun Leary House); 1 no. motorcycle parking space; 1 no. new vehicular entrance and pedestrian / cycle entrance via Old Dun Leary Road at ground floor level, 1 no. pedestrian / cycle entrance via Cumberland Street at an existing entrance at first floor level and 3 no. new residential entrances (2 no. for Dun Leary House and 1 no. for Block 2) via Cumberland Street and Old Dun Leary Hill at second floor level; All other site development and infrastructure works including water, foul and surface water drainage and all associated connections (including the diversion of an existing sewer at Cumberland Street); underground attenuation and associated underground pump station; all landscaping and boundary treatment works; green roofs; 10 no. solar panels at roof level; and all associated site clearance, excavation and development works.

Permission for development to consist of the change of use of the existing ground floor office unit to cafe, associated internal alterations to the unit, new signage and the retention of the existing timber shopfront.

Permission for change of use

Retention permission for changes to D04A/0199. A) Amalgamation of 3 no. apartments to the rear (north) at ground floor level to provide 2 no. two-bed apartment units. B) Amalgamation of 3 no. duplex apartment units to the rear (north) at first and second floor levels to provide 1 no. four bed duplex apartment unit. C) Reconfiguration of external stair arrangement together with changes to the external facade to northwest and southeast to the entire building. D) Provision of 2 no. rooftop gardens each serving the apartment immeadiately below at Block B&C. The change reduces the total number of residential units from the previously granted 10 units to the current 7 units.

Permission sought for a development. The development will

Permission sought for the removal of a single storey

The works comprise installation of 10 PV solar panels on the rear south roof of the dwelling house.

Permission is sought for extension & modifcation

Permission to include demolition of existing kitchen bay to rear, erection of new kitchen bay to rear, front sash windows to be refurbished to include slimline double glazing units and rear windows to be replaced with new sash windows.

Permission is sought for the installation of 93 no. Solar P.V. panels (34.5kwp solar PV system) in 2no. locations across 377.8sq.m of existing 1470sq.m roof together with all associated works

Change of use from office to single family dwelling including formation of window to side of rear return at first floor level and internal alterations.

Permission for Change of Use from office to single family dwelling including formation of window to side of rear return at first floor level and internal alterations.

Planning Permission for T.V. type advertising screens each side of front entrance door to shop front.

Works would consist of the construction of a two story 2.5m2 entrance porch extension to the front on ground and first floor, a 16m2 first floor bedroom extension to the rear and any associated site works.

Permission sought for a change of use from retail

Permission sought to replace existing shop front with entrance doors on to the street with 2.5 sq m of new signage as part of new shop front.

Permission to replace the 2 no. existing poster display boxes (located in the wall enclosing the steps to the theatre fronting Marine Road at street level) with 2 no. new similar sized display boxes, each to contain 1 no. LED screen (c.737mm wide X 1293mm high X 88mm in thickness). The LED screens are to display both static & rotating images and video (without sound) promoting events at the theatre.

Permission is sought for works to a Protected Structure.

Planning permission for development will consist of renovations and upgrade to two existing buildings (front building on Lower George's Street and rear building accessed from lane off Sussex Street) including the demolition of existing single storey ground floor storage area and out buildings and a proposed new single storey extension, to provide a meeting room and accessible WC, to the rear of the front building that connects both existing buildings. Permission is also sought for change of use of the relevant part (32.6 sq.m) of the ground floor from constituency office use to retail use, including the provision of new window, door with fanlight and signage on the Lower George's Street facade. The development includes the provision of new windows to the Laneway elevation of rear building, 1 no. skylight to rear building, 2 no. skylights to new extension, green roof to new extension and double gates to rear boundary. The development also includes the inclusion of an ATM machine accessed from Lower George's Street.

Planning permission sought to replace existing shop front and side panel with new painted timber shop front with centre doors. Replace existing signage metal panel with new alum panel with raised letters to selected colour, top lite.

Permission for (1). Change of use from office use to a 2 bedroom apartment, (2). General improvements to the property. (3). Ancillary site works at ground and first floor level.

The development of an extension to the shop floor area which will spread over the foot print of the already approved application with reference no. D25A/0007, change of use of the shop space in the lower ground floor to a kitchen space, storage and changing facility.

Permission for development. The development

Retention permission for; existing window

Ground floor extension and alterations to front/side access & shopfronts and for retail use as nail salon

Demolition of existing single storey extension to rear and the constructionof a new two storey extension to rear of dwelling. The new extension is to include rooflights to the existing roof, porch, internal modifications and connection to all main site services and associated works.

Permission is sought for demolition of existing garage and

Permission is sought for demolition of existing garage

Permission for the change of use of first and second floor of the existing 3 storey over basement building from commercial (first floor) and vacant (second floor) to residential to provide 2No, two bedroom units at first and second floor levels and maintaining the existing shop unit at ground and basement floor level. The development will include a new entrance to the residential units from George's Street Lower at Ground level, a bay window to the rear of the proposed unit at first floor level, the replacement of the existing dormer windows to the rear at second floor level, a new fire escape stairs to the rear with decorative balcony, demolition of the existing single storey passage on the flat roof of the existing shop, a new roof light to ridge of the main pitched roof, partial conversion of the existing flat roof above the ground floor shop into the green roof to provide outdoor space to the residential units and ancillary works.

Proposed development to consist of the installation of 17 No. Solar PV Panels on the South, East and West roof faces. (A Protected Structure located in an Architectural Conservation Area).

The removal of the existing roof and the addition of a second floor accommodation, with all ancillary site works.