Further to the previous grant of permission (ref. 22/1085), the proposed works will consist of the following: 1) Construction of a single storey porch to the front with canopy extending across the front elevation. 2) Construction of 2 no. dormers to the front roof, 3) Reinstatement and widening of the vehicular access, 4) Replacement of existing brick walls and timber fences to the front and side boundaries with rendered block walls at the same height as the current fences, 5) Installation of rendered external insulation to all facades, 6) Installation of 2 no. rooflights to the side roof at high level and 7) Minor alterations to previously granted front and side facades at ground floor level.

Change of use from a detached three-bay two-storey over basement 8 no. bedroom dwelling of 707m² on 0.185 hectares to 6 no. apartments (2 no. 2 bed duplex on Lower Ground and Upper Ground floor, 4 no. 2 bed apartments on Upper Ground floor and First floors with new external terrace on Lower Ground floor, new external stone stairs to Lower Ground floor from Ground floor front entrance, New window replacing existing door at Upper Ground floor, New 8.3m² rear extension at Upper ground floor, with 8.3m² rear extension at first floor with new first floor window to rear elevation with new AOV to roof and new selected slate finish to roof with new firestopping between floors and internal modifications to common areas with new internal plant rooms with externally new internal shared surface roadway and 11 no. new surface car parking spaces (12 no. in total), with 16 no. secure bicycle spaces with polycarbonate cover with new 16.4m² single storey Bin store with new public low level lighting, landscaping and associated site works. Mount Herbert House is a protected structure (RPS Ref No.:B20)

1) purposed new shopfront to include new stone cladding in selected colour new framed entrance and exit doors 2 no box bay windows & lowered cills of existing ground floor windows 2) interior fit-out and all ancillary site works

6 sqm of demolition to existing ground floor rear (south) and side elevation (eastern) walls. The construction of 16 sqm single storey extension to aground floor and conversion of 12 sqm at attic / second floor of existing dwelling to habitable space including provision for dormer window facing south. The design includes associated internal modifications, modifications to existing elevations, a proposed velux rooflight to northern slope of existing pitched roof and proposed first floor roof canopy to proposed single storey extension, hard and soft landscaping, and all associated site development works above and below ground

To retain the dwelling house as constructed

Two storey three bedroom house adjacent to the existing house

1. Demolish existing conservatory to the rear of existing house and construct new single storey extension. 2. Re-build existing garden walls to rear garden to extent of new extension and patio area. 3. Construct new detached single storey home gym and garden store building to rear garden for ancillary use of the home. 4. All above with associated site works

Demolition of existing 14.2 sqm two storey rear extension and construction of 30.5 sqm part two storey, part single storey rear extension to existing dwelling, moving of existing window to rear of existing dwelling and associate works

1) retention of a lean-to frame structure sheeted with Perspex panels that encloses a previous un-roofed enclosed walled yard (54sqm) in the north-western part of the property; 2) retention of a wooden walled (with external plastic sheeting) and doorway un-roofed waste-recycling storage enclosure structure, attached to the front elevation of the single storey section of the property; and 3) permission for demolition of existing lean-to roof frame structure sheeted with Perspex panels & enclosed walled yard and construction of a replacement fully serviced single storey extension (54sqm) connected to the customer accommodation of the existing licenced property. Together with all associated site development works

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(1) for the removal of the existing roadside pedestrian entrance and a section of the roadside boundary wall, (2) a new vehicular entrance, (3) off-street parking for 2 no. vehicles and (4) all associated site works

Change of use of the existing 169sqm ground floor retail unit to a doctor's surgery for associated signage treatment to the existing front façade and all associated site works

Vehicular access and car parking with associated site works to front

Proposed first floor extension to rear of dwelling and re-establishment of two windows to the upper gable wall of existing dwelling and associated works

Single storey extension to rear from ground floor level over lower ground floor level with connection to all services and associated site works

Demolition of (1) existing single storey extension and shed to rear (2) existing porch to front. Construction of (3) single storey porch entrance with pitch roof to front. (4) single storey flat roof extension with 1 no. rooflight to rear. (5) Internal modifications and ancillary site 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

Two units to the rear of 69(a) Richmond Park, Bray comprising a music room and a temporary family accommodation unit both ancillary to the main house and all associated site development works

Single storey extension to rear from ground floor level over lower ground floor level with connection to all services and associated site works

Attic conversion to study/storage use with projecting rear dormer window with gable window to roof space stairwell and with connection to all services and associated site works

Attic conversion including 2 "Velux-type" roof windows in front roof slope and dormer structure to the rear

First floor extension over existing converted garage with velux rooflight to front pitch providing living space, bathroom and bedroom

(1) a new vehicular entrance, (2) revisions to the roadside boundary, (3) the provision of off-street parking and (4) all associated site works

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The removal of some existing boundary walling and the widening of existing vehicular entrance off Lower Dargle Road, Bray and the construction of boundary pillar and gates on the boundary and garden walls within the curtilage of the dwelling and all associated ancillary works

Construction of a single storey stand-alone building consisting of two classrooms, one general activities room, one multi-sensory room, one office, associated ancillary spaces together with all associated works

Removal of side flat-roofed garage and original block shed to rear garden. New single storey extension to side and rear. New attic dormer conversion with 1 number dormer to rear elevation. Elevational alterations, external insulation with part selected brick facing to front and side elevations. New small porch extension to front entrance. Widening of existing vehicular entrance, & all associated site development works to a semi-detached 2 storey dwelling

The conversion of the existing attic storage space to a dormer bedroom and en-suite with new stairs up to it, a single storey flat roof extension to the dining room east rear elevation, also a first floor south extension over the existing ground floor kitchen, comprising a bedroom, TV/snug room with a new extended hipped roof over, connected back into the existing roof

Alteration to development permitted under planning reference 18/1182 to include (i) 6m high Main Identification Totem Pole Sign adjacent to retail park entrance road and (ii) 15.3 square metre signage panel on the Southeast facing elevation

The installation of an aircraft noise monitoring terminal on a standalone, tiltable mast structure (6m in height) along with associated works including electrical connection on land within the car park

Extend the appropriate period of a permission - 16/540 - change of use from licensed public lounge to living unit in portion of ground lounge bar with alterations to elevations to Upper Dargle Road

Alterations to development permitted planning reference 18/1182 to include (1) 160.22 sqm first floor extension (2) two internal stairs (3) a lift and (4) an escape door on the south west facing elevation

Erect a pitched roof construction to match the existing pitched roof over an existing section of flat roof construction which forms part of the existing dwelling along with all associated site works

(1) The provision of a part single storey, part two storey extension to the rear and the side of the existing house with associated alterations. (2) Provision of a new roof flight to the south facing slope of the existing roof

The removal of an existing flat roof and the construction of a new section of hipped roof including a new roof light to the south east side of an existing two-storey end of terrace house and amendments to the front garden to create a driveway including the removal of a section of garden wall, the installation of a dished kerb to the public footpath and a new vehicular entrance gate

The development comprises Retention of temporary ground investigation works and including temporary hardcore platform and storage on site of excavated material.

Extending the existing two storey extension and replacing the existing flat roof to the rear of the property with a pitched roof, along with all associated and ancillary site and development works

15.3 square metre signage panel on the southwest facing elevation

1.Extend existing opening hours from 9.00am to 1.00pm from Monday to Friday and between the months of September to July to new opening hours of Monday to Friday 9.00am to 5.00pm between the months of September to July for Specialized Preschool for Children with Autism. 2.Retain Community Building use as existing outside the above hours

New two storey detached, three bedroom dwelling boundary walls/ fences, dish existing footpath for new driveway, connections to existing services, associated site works and services

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.

Addition of a headframe to the existing 20 metre high communications structure (to provide a total overall height of 21.0 metres) to allow for additional equipment, within an existing palisade compound

Alteration to development permitted under planning reference 18/1182 to include (i) Extension of mechanical plant plinth and provision of perimeter weld mesh fence to mechanical plant plinth, (ii) provision of an additional escape door on the Southeast facing elevation and (iii) relocation of an escape door on the Northwest facing elevation

(a) the construction of a 2-storey dormer bungalow comprising 4 no. bedrooms with a gross internal area of 221 sq.m, located to the rear of the existing residential property; (b) a new vehicular and pedestrian access point off Putland Road to serve the new dwelling; (c) a new driveway to the dwelling with two car parking spaces; (d) the demolition of an existing shed and garden wall; (e) a new boundary fence to subdivide the property; and (f) all associated site development works

For change of house type from two storey to single storey with changes to site layout plan consisting of change of vehicular entrance with associated works previously granted under planning register number 20/1311.

Two existing extensions to the rear of the existing single-storey detached house at Filley Park Lodge, Upper Dargle Road, Bray, Co Wicklow, Eircode A98XV99. The first extension (the single-storey extension to the rear of the original 1840’s house) was constructed in the early 1980’s, while the second extension (the two-storey extension to the rear of the first extension) was constructed in 1990. A car-port was constructed in the mid 1990’s, and this application also seeks retention permission for same. The application also seeks retention permission for the reinstatement and upgrading of a series of partially overgrown raised terraces at the end of the rear garden, and the provision of additional steps and safety rails to replace existing. It also seeks retention permission for the erection of large new fencing panels to provide a new “face” to the existing large boundary fencing panels already in existence on the site. Finally, it includes the provision of a new roller shutter door to replace the existing garage doors, and the provision of a new soakaway to absorb rainwater from the already-existing hardstanding areas. This application seeks to tidy-up the planning status of these historical elements of the house, while at the same time, applying for retention permission for the small number of recent works as here listed

Attic conversion for study/storage use with dormer projecting window to rear and all associated site works

External illuminated signage to the front (North and rear (South) of existing Unit

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