An amendment to the permitted commercial retail unit 2 at Blocks B/C as granted under ABP. Ref. 303803-19 and as amended under Reg. Ref. LRD23A/0006 and will compromise: i) the provision of an ancillary off-licence sales area of c. 29 sq.m within the permitted commercial retail unit 2 (c. 493 sq.m); ii) the provision of associated signage to the front elevation compromising 1 no. signage panel with backlit pin mounted lettering within the designated signage zone; internally illuminated projection sign; information signage and 1 no. internally illuminated sign over the customer entrance; iii) minor works including louvres to the rear elevation; new bi-parting doors, frosted vinyl, vinyl with graphic coverings and manifestations to glazing to the front elevation; iv) associated plant area to be provided at basement level; and v) all ancillary site services and site development works.

Two storey extension to front (west) elevation & side (north) elevation over the existing single storey part of the house to form a family flat; single storey flat roof extension to rear (east) elevation and all associated site works.

Two storey extension to front (west) elevation and side (north) elevation over the existing single storey part of the house to form a family flat with link into the main house on ground floor and first floor; single storey flat roof extension to rear (east) elevation and wrapped around the side (north) elevation and all associated site works.

Alterations and extensions to our dwelling, to include a 19sqm GF extension to the front, side and rear elevations. Also for side pedestrian access together with all ancillary and associated site works.

The development consists of; (i) retention permission for amendments to the previously approved development (ABP Ref. No. ABP-303803-19) including: (a) reduction of the footprint of the approved basement level, providing 67 no. car parking spaces and 316 no. bicycle parking spaces; (b) removal of Core C and the provision of a glazed link bridge at first floor level between the approved blocks C and D; (c) alterations to the layout, size and positioning of the internal communal areas, with all communal amenity rooms and communal facilities now consolidated at ground floor level (407.7sq.m); (d) alterations to the layout, positioning and a reduction in the size of the approved creche unit (from l9lsq.m to 182sq.m) and relocation of associated external play space at ground floor level; (e) omission of the previously approved office space, gym space and 2 no. apartments (previously approved Apartment 1 Block C and Apartment 6 Block D) at ground floor level and the provision of additional commercial retail floor space (increased from 248sq.m to 604sq.m) comprised within 2 no. commercial retail units and associated amendments to building line; (f) relocation of substation and switch room from the ground floor level of the previously approved Block D to the ground floor level of Block A and associated alterations to previously approved ground floor Apartments 2 and 3 in the approved Block D and Apartments 1 and 2 in Block A; (g) minor internal alterations within the approved Blocks A, B, C and D to accommodate 8 no. additional residential units in total (8 no. one-bedroom units) and a revised unit mix of 17 no. studio units, 88 no. one bedroom units, and 99 no. two-bedroom units, to now provide for 204 no. units in lieu of the permitted 196 no. units (ABP Ref. No. ABP- 303803-19). Retention permission is also sought for: (ii) minor alterations to the previously approved facades and building materials; and (iii) all associated development works necessary to facilitate the development.

Amendments to ABP Ref. No. ABP-303803-19 requested pursuant to Section 146B of the Planning and Development Act, 2000 (as amended), can be broadly described as follows: Alterations to the layout, size and positioning of the concierge/reception area, communal amenity areas, creche and two number commercial units provided at the ground floor and omission of the previously approved office and two number apartments to facilitate the introduction of a larger commercial unit capable of accommodating a small supermarket; Removal of Core C to facilitate the introduction of a larger ground floor commercial unit and reconfiguration of the Block C’s internal space across first to fifth floor levels and the introduction of a glazed link between Blocks B and C at first floor level; Reconfiguration of the approved basement layout; Amalgamation and consolidation of communal amenity space serving the development at ground floor level; Relocation of the substation and switch room previously proposed in Block D to Block A and associated alterations to previously approved ground floor Apartments 2 and 3 in Block D and Apartments 1 and 2 in Block A; Minor alterations to party walls in Blocks A, B and D to accommodate a number of one-bedroom apartments in lieu of previous approved studio apartments; Minor alterations to previously approved facades, building line and internal partition walls to accommodate the aforementioned amendments and a slight increase in the number of apartments featuring within the development, from 196 no. to 204 number units.

Permission is sought for the retention of detached one bedroom apartment structure with external finishes and tiled roof to match existing located in the existing rear garden and associate site works

10-year planning permission for Phase 2 development (Unit 4); the construction of 1 industrial/warehousing unit of approximately 14,730sq.m gross floor area (including ancillary offices and operational facilities) and up to approximately 17m in height, with rear service yard; 155 car parking spaces; 72 cycle parking spaces; water services infrastructure and sustainable urban drainage system features; 2 entrances and internal road network, which will connect to Citywest Avenue and the R136 Outer Ring Road via the internal estate road network proposed under Reg. Ref. SD21A/0150; pedestrian/cycle entrance to the south-east at Citywest Avenue; public lighting; landscaping, planting and boundary treatments throughout the development; external sprinkler tank and pumphouse; and all other necessary site and infrastructural works to facilitate the development on a site generally bound to the east by the R136 Outer Ring Road, to the south by Citywest Avenue and to the west and north by undeveloped lands subject to a Phase 1 industrial/warehousing development planning application (Reg. Ref. SD21A/0150) and having been granted planning permission for infrastructural and enabling works under Reg. Refs. SD15A/0391 (extended by SD15A/0391/EP) and SD16A/0400, and with the Phase 1 industrial/warehousing development planning application (Reg. Ref. SD21A/01.50) currently being assessed by South Dublin County Council.

Erect 832.00m2 or150.30 kWp of photovoltaic panels on the roof of the existing Lidl store Fortunestown Lane, with all associates site works at Lidl Ireland GMBH

New dormer roof to the rear.

Retention permission for partial ground floor rear extension with pitched & Hipped roof over with 3 No. Roof lights. Pitched & Hipped roof to single storey side extension with extended utility room to the rear. Extension of ground floor porch & office with pitched & hipped roof over to front of dwelling. 3No. Windows on first floor rear facade, total floor area for retention 23.7m SQ. Permission for removal of chimney from attic roof, first floor internal alterations, conversion of partial area of ground floor side garage to habitable space floor area of 7m SQ, with 2No.Roof lights on pitched roof over,2No. roof lights on front slope & 2No. Roof lights of rear slope of roof at attic level, attic dormer on east facing hipped roof at attic level.

Demolition of single storey attached garage to side of dwelling; construction in side garden of end of terrace, two storey three bedroom dwelling with attic conversion with dormer roof to rear; new vehicular entrance and partial dishing of kerb and all associated site works.

Single storey extension comprising of a link corridor, storeroom and two GP consultation rooms to an existing GP surgery, alterations to the existing surgery front elevation, including new entrance door to existing porch, replacing current entrance door with a window. Works include internal layout changes to existing waiting area with proposed new reception and disabled access toilet.

Amendments to a previously consented natural gas combined heat and power system and associated infrastructure (Ref. SD21A/0013).

Installation and operation of a natural gas combined heat and power system and the associated infrastructure.

Permission is sought to retain a single storey family farm house located on the applicant's farm holding, along with all associated site development works; the development will be accessed via an existing roadway serving the existing farm, as previously permitted under Ref. SD09A/0347. Permission is sought to reclad the existing dwelling with white plastered blockwork and provision of slate roof to same.

Change of use of the fifth floor level from office to hotel use to provide for 26 hotel suites; Associated modifications to the layout and elevations at fifth floor level and to the stair cores at ground to fifth floor levels to facilitate access and egress; Introduction of lobbies to the stair cores at basement level; Provision of a green roof to the existing building on site; Revisions to the existing car and bicycle parking arrangements at basement level; All associated site development works.

The development consists the installation of 2no. new water tanks and an associated enclosure to the north of the existing office building, the relocation of a previously granted bicycle shelter under planning reference SD21A/0123, from the east of the site to the south-west, and all associated site works at PM Group, Kearney House, Belgard Square, Dublin, D24 XFW2.

Proposal is to convert the existing attic space for occupation. Comprising of 1no bedroom, 1no en-suite and 1no wardrobe. Proposal includes erection of gable end wall to the side a flat dormer to the rear and a small Velux to the front. windows have been placed to match the existing surroundings while also providing a means of emergency escape should the access stairway become blocked. The dormer has been stepped back from the boundary wall of the neighbouring property in accordance with the SDCC House Extension Design Guide 2025. Dormer roof would be slopped approx. 1;80 to allow rain aggress via additional drainage which links into the existing drainage. 1no small Velux window is proposed to the front which also provides an additional emergency escape route, similar planning was sought and granted previously (2021), however with this application we have scaled back the extent of the proposal to only include the attic conversion. That planning reference was SD21B/0468. All external finishes will be such that they match the typical finishes within the area. The house is not overlooked directly from the rear. Sunlight / shadowing will not interfere with neighbouring properties due to the west facing orientation of the property. This proposal is similar to other dormers in the estate, one example is at SD19B/0465

Side extension consisting of ground floor living room & utility room; level 1 bedroom and attic conversion.

Works to the existing roof including installation of 173sq.m of solar pv panels; the erection of a new guardrail on the existing parapet to the perimeter of the roof; alteration to a portion of the existing roof from a pitched roof to a flat roof, installation of roof access hatches and all associated site development works.

The demolition of existing Side extension and the construction of a new two storey, Pitched-roof side extension with a new pitched roof porch. The construction of a new rear dormer and the construction of a 40m2 Rear Extension. Minor internal alterations to the existing dwelling.

Construction of proposed first floor Extension above existing garage at gable end of house. Conversion of existing loft area and the construction of a dormer structure with window to rear roof profile also all associated site works.

The proposed development will consist of: Change of use of part of the ground floor level (492 sqm) from bar/restaurant to gym. Change of use of the basement floor level (618 sqm) from night club to gym. Removal of the mezzanine levels at ground and basement floor levels. Associated modifications to the layout at ground and basement floor levels to accommodate the proposed change of use and All associated site development works.

The development will consist of a single storey rear extension and a single storey front extension to the existing two storey terraced house and will include internal alterations

New pitched roof over the converted garage and rear utility room and canopy over the front porch.

Attic conversion with dormer roof window on hip on gable side; 2 roof lights on front slope of roof all at attic level; first floor internal alterations.

Amendments to previously granted permission (SD20A/0017) comprising of alterations to façade; installation of roof lights and PV panels.

Renovation and modifications to the original building including a change of use to office, training and distribution centre; proposed changes to the existing internal layout; internal fire stair location moved; extended mezzanine area, additional new toilets; external windows and modifications to the roller door on the rear elevation; new signage to the front elevation and all ancillary works.

Residential development of 21 houses consisting of 10 3-bed, semi-detached houses and 11 3-bed, terraced houses on a site of 0.658ha adjoining revised boundary with Lidl Store to the east and Fortunestown Lane to the south, including all associated site development works, piped and wired services with access off a permitted entrance to Fortunestown Lane being part of an overall site of 12.45ha which has the benefit of an existing permission for 399 dwellings, Reg. Ref. SD15A/0127 (as amended by Reg. Ref. SD16A/0266).

Retention of a single-storey flat roof garden room to the rear of the dwelling, with ancillary use and existing connections to water & electricity, all for purposes incidental to the enjoyment of the main dwelling.

Ground floor extension to rear, new porch area to front, dormer extension to rear at first floor level, first floor gable window at side, 2 roof windows to front elevation, internal modifications, 30m2 storage/office space to rear with all associated site works.

The development will consist of: I. 384 residential units with a cumulative gross floor area of 33,190.15 sq.m comprising: a) 122. houses, consisting of 28 two-bed units, 83 three-bed units and 11 four-bed units, ranging in height from 2-3 storeys. b) 84 duplex units, consisting of 48 one-bedroom units and 36 three-bedroom units, ranging in height from 2-3 storeys. c) 178 apartments consisting of 43 one bedroom units and 135 two-bedroom units, ranging in height from 5-7 storeys. II. tenant amenity floorspace with a gross floor area of 139 sq.m. III. 1.49 ha of public open space including a public plaza and 0.15 ha of communal amenity space; IV. the provision of a childcare facility with a gross floor area of 239 sq.m and associated play area; V. the provision of 361 car parking spaces, including 10 disabled parking spaces and 16 reserved for visitor parking and 3 reserved for creche staff. VI. the provision of 734 bicycle parking spaces, including 472 residents bicycle parking spaces and 262 visitor cycle spaces. VII. vehicular access is proposed via 3 access points including the existing Kingswood roundabout on Citywest Avenue to the north, The Walk to the west and from the park and ride access road at the eastern end of the site. Dedicated pedestrian/cyclist links are proposed throughout the site. VIII. ESB substation, 3 x ESB kiosks, rooftop solar photovoltaics, landscaping and all ancillary site and development works.

(i) Demolition of the existing industrial buildings (2,518sq.m);(ii) Construction of a 'build-to-rent' housing development providing a total of 245 residential apartments (comprising 69 studio units, 56 one-bed units and 120 two-bed units) in a six to eleven storey building over basement. Each apartment has associated private open space in the form of a ground floor terrace or a balcony and has access to 21 communal amenity spaces (totalling 880sq.m), including a communal gym (82.5sq.m), and a ground floor level landscaped courtyard. The development is served by an underground carpark (accessed from the Cookstown Road extension currently under construction) providing a total of 79 parking spaces (including 75 standard spaces and 4 mobility impaired user parking spaces), and 468 bicycle spaces (388 resident spaces at basement level and 80 visitor spaces at ground floor level in the central courtyard and on street);(iii) 2 commercial units (comprising 129.4sq.m and 126.5sq.m and accommodating Class 1, 2 and 8 uses as per the Planning and Development Regulations, 2001-2019, as amended) at ground floor level; (iv) associated site and infrastructural works are also proposed which include: foul and surface water drainage; attenuation tanks; lighting; landscaping; boundary fences; plant areas; ESB substations; internal hard landscaping, including footpaths and street furniture; and all associated site development works.

The amendments to the permitted development will consist of: 1. Reduction in the overall height and internal and external re-configuration of permitted development resulting in the omission of 1 no. floor in Block A and C, and 2 no. floors of Block B to comply with Condition 2 of the permitted development. This will result in an overall reduction in units in the permitted development by 55 no. units from 252 no. units to 197 no. units; 2. Omission of 41 no. studio apartments which will be replaced with 15 no. 1-beds, 13 no. 2-beds and 2 no. 3-bed units including any associated elevational changes to balconies and window openings; 3. Revised layout at ground floor to remove podium courtyard, parking and service area which will be replaced with a new underground car park, entrance and service area; 4. Relocation of permitted creche to the ground floor corner of Blocks B and C and inclusion of an associated outdoor play area resulting in the omission of apartment no. 40 and relocation of tenant amenities/ community space to Block A to comply with Condition 2 of the permitted development; 5. Inclusion of plant equipment at roof level; and, 6. Inclusion of a blue roof drainage system at roof level of all permitted apartment blocks. 7. The development also includes all site development works necessary above and below ground necessary to facilitate the development.

Provision of a 9.7sq.m extension to the north-western corner of the building to facilitate additional staff room space; the installation of a new high level window along the western elevation of the building; the replacement of the existing sliding entrance door with a new automatic swing door along the southern elevation of the building; the removal of the existing wall in the external bin storage area/corral to facilitate an increase in area by 17sq.m and the provision of close boarded timber fencing; the removal of a door on both the northern and eastern elevation of the building. The proposed development will also include: the removal of 1 No. Parking space; the replacement of 3 No. car parking spaces with 2 No. Electric Vehicle Charging spaces; the provision of 3 No. additional pedestrian entrances along the southern boundary of the site onto the pedestrian walkway connecting Belgard Square East to the R113; bicycle parking; the rearrangement of the external seating area; signage; and all associated site development works.

Permission for development at McDonald's restaurant, Belgard Square East, Belgard Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24, D24 HW74. The development will consist of proposed new revised signage to the south, east and west elevations, upgrade works to the existing sky sign including new flat display panel sign, and all associated works necessary to facilitate the development.

Removal of existing velux window to rear at attic level and conversion of existing attic storage room to include a new flat roof dormer to rear for storage purposes.

Sliding steel entrance gate to the main entrance; partial demolition of a section of existing boundary wall; construction of new site entrance piers and the extension of the existing perimeter railings to meet the new piers; 2 new bicycle shelters and all associated site development works.

Single storey extension to the front and side of the dwelling and all associated site works.

Retention of alterations to development permitted under Ref. SD12A/0190 including single storey rear extension; air conditioning units and associated flues to the west and east of the building; elevational alterations of the building including the installation of 2 fire escape external stairways and relocated openings; covered bicycle store and smoking area; car parking and circulation; all associated site works; permission is sought for the covering of the fire escape stairs with awnings; all development over an application site area of 0.57 hectares.

(i) Demolition of the existing industrial buildings, (ii) construction of: (a) 252 'build-to-rent' apartments in a two to nine storey development. Each apartment has associated private open space in the form of a ground floor terrace or a balcony and has access to 613sq.m of internal communal amenity space (including a concierge and management facilities, communal gym, flexible meeting rooms, library/co-working space, lounge, cinema/multimedia room and external covered game area); 1792sq.m of external communal amenity space at first and second floor levels; and a 65sq.m external covered communal amenity area at first floor level. The development is served by an under-croft carpark accessible from the south-western corner of the site providing a total of 73 parking spaces (including 58 standard spaces, 10 go-car spaces and 5 mobility impaired user parking spaces) and 500 bicycle spaces at ground floor level (372 resident spaces and 128 visitor spaces); and (b) 2 commercial units (comprising of a 95sq.m unit accommodating a café/restaurant and a 145sq.m unit accommodating Class 1, 2 and 8 uses as per the Planning and Development Regulations, 2001-2019, as amended) and a 275sq.m crèche, with associated 86sq.m play area, at ground floor level; (iii) road, junction and streetscape upgrade works along Fourth Avenue and Cookstown Road, including the installation a signalized junction at the intersection of Fourth Avenue and Cookstown Road; (iv) Construction of a temporary access road along the southern site boundary; and (v) associated site and infrastructural works are also proposed which include: foul and surface water drainage; attenuation tanks; lighting; landscaping; boundary treatment; plant areas; ESB substations; and all associated site development works.

(i) Demolition of the existing industrial buildings, (ii) construction of: (a) 252 'build-to-rent' apartments in a two to nine storey development. Each apartment has associated private open space in the form of a ground floor terrace or a balcony and has access to 613sq.m of internal communal amenity space (including a concierge and management facilities, communal gym, flexible meeting rooms, library/co-working space, lounge, cinema/multimedia room and external covered game area); 1792sq.m of external communal amenity space at first and second floor levels; and a 65sq.m external covered communal amenity area at first floor level. The development is served by an under-croft carpark accessible from the south-western corner of the site providing a total of 73 parking spaces (including 58 standard spaces, 10 go-car spaces and 5 mobility impaired user parking spaces) and 500 bicycle spaces at ground floor level (372 resident spaces and 128 visitor spaces); and (b) 2 commercial units (comprising of a 95sq.m unit accommodating a café/restaurant and a 145sq.m unit accommodating Class 1, 2 and 8 uses as per the Planning and Development Regulations, 2001-2019, as amended) and a 275sq.m crèche, with associated 86sq.m play area, at ground floor level; (iii) road, junction and streetscape upgrade works along Fourth Avenue and Cookstown Road, including the installation a signalized junction at the intersection of Fourth Avenue and Cookstown Road; (iv) Construction of a temporary access road along the southern site boundary; and (v) associated site and infrastructural works are also proposed which include: foul and surface water drainage; attenuation tanks; lighting; landscaping; boundary treatment; plant areas; ESB substations; and all associated site development works.

Change of use of the ground floor of Unit C, Citywest Shopping Centre from its permitted Office use (permitted under South Dublin County Council Reg. Ref. SD03A/0857), to a Health Centre - specifically for the provision of support services to persons with intellectual disabilities.

1. Remove existing flat roof and tiled roof canopy to ground floor Accommodation and construct new first floor extension with pitched roof over to side of existing dwelling 2. Remove existing porch structure and tiled roof and construct new porch to replace existing. 3. All above with associated site works.

Change of use from office use to use as a health centre for the provision of medical and health services and associated development and works.

Two storey side extension with pitched roof over; ground floor rear extension with flat roof over; partial canopy over ground floor front facade; attic conversion with dormer roof window on rear slope of roof at attic level; new window in rear first floor facade; new window in ground floor gable facade and repositioning of existing first floor front windows.

The proposed development principally comprises: the demolition and removal of existing boundary walls and railings on the main development site's eastern, western and northern sides; and the construction of a mixed-use development in 2 No. blocks (Block A to the south and Block B to the north) with a gross floor area of 23,540 sq m (including basement of 275 sq m) and ranging in height from 1 No. to 7 No. storeys (with mezzanine level) over basement. The development includes a total of 199 No. residential dwellings (6 No. studios, 47 No. 1-bed, 98 No. 2-bed and 48 No. 3-bed) in the 2 No. blocks, with Block A comprising 49 No. 'senior living' apartment units and Block B comprising 150 No. 'standard' apartment units. The development also includes 2,123 sq m of non-residential floor space, with the following uses proposed: 4 No. retail units (totalling 331 sq m); 4 No. class 1 / class 2 commercial units (totalling 387 sq m); a bicycle sales and repair shop (81 sq m); an off-licence (64 sq m); a bar (151 sq m); a café (87 sq m); a medical centre (210 sq m); a dental practice (72 sq m); a pharmacy (195 sq m); a beauty/health salon (195 sq m); and a crèche (350 sq m) with external play area. The development also comprises: an undercroft car park accessed via a new entrance/exit at Belgard Square East which provides 58 No. car parking spaces; a gated service lane to the south of Block A, with entrances/exits off Belgard Square East and Belgard Road; 2 No. pedestrian/cycle crossings, at Belgard Square East and Belgard Road; continuation of the northbound cycle lane from Belgard Road onto Old Blessington Road; alteration to the median and northbound right turn at Belgard Road onto Abberley Square; cycle parking; internal communal amenity spaces for the senior living units; hard and soft landscaping, including public open space, communal amenity space and incidental spaces; private amenity spaces (as balconies and terraces facing all directions); boundary treatments; 2 No. sub-stations; plant/operational rooms; bin stores; public lighting; blue roofs; rooftop PV arrays; lift overruns and rooftop opening vents atop both blocks; 4 No. 0.3 m diameter microwave link dishes mounted on 2 No. steel support poles affixed to the Block B lift overrun, all enclosed in radio-friendly GRP shrouds; and all associated works above and below ground. Note for the mixed-use question below: there are too many non-residential uses proposes relative to the lines available, so we have provided the residential floor area and the combined non-residential floor area. See submitted materials for details of the individual non-residential uses. The main development site (approximately 0.91 Ha) is generally bound: to the north by Old Blessington Road; to the east by Belgard Road.

Installation of site services including the construction of a new gravity foul sewer, foul pumping station and rising main discharging to the public sewer, connection to the public watermain, boundary landscaping and planting treatments including removal of central hedgerow, provision of 'green link' path. Installation of a sub-surface collector drain and infilling of central dry drainage channel. Vehicular and pedestrian/cyclist access points, internal road commencement (details as marked on submitted plans) and all ancillary development works as necessary to facilitate future development at this site.

Mixed-use development including 310 "Build-to-Rent" residential apartments, a creche and a number of commercial units (c. 2,289 sqm) on a c. 1.26 ha site; Consisting of the demolition of existing boundary wall and construction of: c. 2,289 sqm of retail/commercial floor space across 10 units including retail, restaurant/café and Class 2 financial/professional services and office use, and a crèche (257sqm) at ground and first floor levels; 310 build to rent residential apartments including 99 one bedroom units, 203 two bedroom units and 8 three bedroom units within a part 6 to part 12 storey development across 3 blocks over partial basement; c. 2,223 sqm of communal external amenity space provided in the form of a ground floor garden and external terraces at fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth floor levels; c. 1,026 sqm of public open space provided in the form of a central courtyard with landscaped areas at site perimeters; c. 1,785 sqm of resident support facilities and services and amenities provided at basement, ground and first floor levels; Vehicular access to the basement development from a new access point at Belgard Square East; A new tertiary route provided in the southern part of the site linking Belgard Square East and Belgard Road; Provision of 130 car parking spaces (including 8 club car spaces and 6 disabled access spaces) at basement level in addition to 5 set down spaces (4 serving creche) and 1 disabled access space at ground level, layby on Belgard Square East, 6 motorcycle spaces and a total of 763 bicycle parking spaces; Provision of 4 Ø0.3m microwave link dishes to be mounted on 2 steel support pole affixed to lift shaft overrun, all enclosed in radio friendly GRP shrouds, together with associated equipment at roof level at Block B; Provision of 3 ESB substations with switch rooms and plant rooms at basement level, hard and soft landscaped areas, bin and bicycle stores, public lighting, attenuation, green roof, plant at roof level, service connections and all ancillary site development works. The application contains a statement setting out how the proposal will be consistent with the objectives of the relevant development plan and local area plan. 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.