Retention Permission to retain the existing

Permission for development at this site.

The proposed development will consist of a 2 storey bay window extension, a new double volume glazed entrance portal and rooflight to the front of the dwelling along with a 12sqm ground floor extension and internalising a first floor balcony to the rear along with all associated siteworks.

Permission for a new welfare facility between the existing 7th and 8th hole consisting of a circa 26sqm single storey modular unit comprising 2no. toilet cubicles and storage space plus its associated septic tank and percolation area.

Demolition of existing side extension and some internal walls to allow for new layout. Construction of a single storey side and rear extension, with a picture window facing the front garden.

Planning permission for construction of a family dwelling house with onsite wastewater disposal, connection to mains water, entrance and driveway including ancillary works.

Permission is sought for a Montessori/Creche at first floor of the Ministry Centre, catering for 22 children aged 2 years 8 months to 5 years operating from 9:15am to 12:15pm, Monday to Friday, June to September annually and an after-school service located on the ground floor of the Ministry Centre operating from 1:30pm to 6:00pm catering for a maximum of 40 children

Planning permission sought for the conversion of the attic space with a dormer type flat roof to the rear. One Velux type window to the front roof and all associated site works.

A) Demolition of existing dwelling and the construction of a replacement 2 storey dwelling and B) All associated site works including lowering of existing ground levels. The development will also involve works to the adjoining property, Seacroft, Seafield Road, Killiney, Co. Dublin (A Protected Structure & site located in Killiney ACA) including C) The subdivision of existing site to create new boundaries and a shared driveway and D) Alternations to the front boundary wall to include the re-location and widening of the existing vehicular entrance gate.

LSREF V Eden M1 Limited Intend to Apply for Permission on this site In the Townlands of Laughanstown and Cherrywood, in Cherrywood, Dublin 18. This application relates to development within the Cherrywood Strategic Development Zone (SDZ) and is subject to the Cherrywood Planning Scheme 2014, as amended. The site of the proposed development is located in the Cherrywood Planning Scheme area and forms part of Development Area 7 – Macnebury. The site of the development proposed is generally bound by Bishop Street to the north, Cherrywood Avenue and permitted development under Reg. Ref. DZ24A/0017 to the east, the M50 to the west and development permitted under Reg. Ref. DZ22A/1021 and the Wyattvile Link Road to the south. The development proposed consists of a residential development consisting of 121no. residential apartment units (total c. 11,291sqm GFA) accommodated in 2no. blocks, ranging in height from 3 – 5 storeys. The overall development proposed comprises of the following: 121no. apartment units in 2no. blocks comprising: o Block A4 – 75no. units (11no. 1-bed, 50no. 2-bed and 14no. 3-bed) o Block A5 – 46no. units (11no. 1-bed, 27no. 2-bed and 8no. 3-bed) Provision of 99no. car parking spaces allocated to the proposed development. 98no. car parking spaces are providedat podium level with 1no. space provided at surface level. 4no. of these are accessible spaces and 20no. spaces are for Electric Vehicles; Provision of 159no. bicycle parking spaces, of which 133no. are long stay and 26no. are short stay. 4no. motorcycle parking spaces are also provided; The provision of c. 835sqm of courtyard gardens; Vehicular access serving the proposed development is via Cherrywood Avenue to the internal road arrangement permitted under Reg. Ref. DZ22A/1021 and Reg. Ref. DZ24A/0017; All ancillary site development and infrastructural works, including the provision of bike stores and bin stores, public lighting, private amenity space, hard and soft landscaping and boundary treatment works. The proposed development also consists of minor revisions to the Phase 1 and Phase 2A developments permitted under Reg. Ref. DZ22A/1021 and Reg. Ref. DZ24A/0017 respectively, comprising of landscaping amendments to the linear park, civic park link and on Tully View Street as well as to the permitted drainage arrangements.

LSREF V Eden M1 Limited Intend to Apply for Permission on a site In the Townlands of Laughanstown and Cherrywood, in Cherrywood, Dublin 18. This application relates to development within the Cherrywood Strategic Development Zone (SDZ) and is subject to the Cherrywood Planning Scheme 2014, as amended. The site of the proposed development is located in the Cherrywood Planning Scheme area and forms part of Development Area 7 – Macnebury. The site of the development proposed is generally bound by Bishop Street to the north, Cherrywood Avenue to the east, the M50 to the west and development permitted under Reg. Ref. DZ22A/1021 and the Wyattvile Link Road to the south. The proposed development comprises of amendments to development permitted under Reg. Ref. DZ24A/0017, consisting of: Removal of permitted basement floor level and reconfiguration of lower ground floor level resulting in a minor increase to cycle parking provision from 270no. spaces previously permitted to 272no. spaces now proposed. Reduction in total car parking quantum from 241no. spaces previously permitted to 160no. spaces now proposed, all of which will be situated at lower ground floor level; all associated site development and engineering works, including amendments to permitted drainage arrangements. The development as otherwise permitted under Reg. Ref. DZ24A/0017 remains unchanged. For clarity and avoidance of doubt, there is no change to any of the already permitted residential units in this case.

LSREF V Eden M1 Limited Intend to Apply for Permission on this site In the Townlands of Laughanstown and Cherrywood, in Cherrywood, Dublin 18. This application relates to development within the Cherrywood Strategic Development Zone (SDZ) and is subject to the Cherrywood Planning Scheme 2014, as amended. The site of the proposed development is located in the Cherrywood Planning Scheme area and forms part of Development Area 7 – Macnebury. The site of the development proposed is generally bound by Bishop Street to the north, Cherrywood Avenue to the east, the M50 to the west and the plot known as “HIE5” to the south. The proposed development comprises of amendments to development permitted under Reg. Ref. DZ22A/1021, as amended by Reg. Ref. DZ24A/0017, consisting of: Reduction and reconfiguration of podium level, now situated below Blocks B1-B3; Reduction in total car parking quantum from 312no. spaces permitted to 213no. spaces now proposed (78no. spaces at surface level and 135no. spaces at podium level); Addition of 1no. long stay bicycle store (c. 39sqm) in the courtyard resulting in an overall provision of 391no. cycle parking spaces (82no. short stay and 309no. long stay spaces); Addition of 1no. combined substation, switch room and refuse store building (c. 60sqm); Additional bulky storage provision in lieu of permitted co-working space; all associated site development, landscaping and engineering works, including modification of attenuation tanks along Civic Park and alterations to the permitted surface water proposal. The development as otherwise permitted under Reg. Ref. DZ22A/1021, as amended by Reg. Ref.DZ24A/0017, remains unchanged. For clarity and avoidance of doubt, there is no change to any of the already permitted residential units in this case.

The site of the development proposed is generally bound by Bishop Street to the north, Cherrywood Avenue to the east, the M50 to the west and development permitted under Reg. Ref. DZ22A/1021 and the Wyattvile Link Road to the south. The development proposed consists of a residential development consisting of 200 no. residential apartment units (total c. 27,308 sqm GFA) accommodated in 3no. blocks, ranging in height from 4-5 storeys on a net development area of approximately 0.89 ha. The overall development proposed comprises of the following: • 200 no. apartment units in 3no. blocks comprising: o Block A1 – 68no. units (12no. 1-bed, 41no. 2-bed and 15no. 3-bed) o Block A2 – 54no. units (14no. 1-bed, 39no. 2-bed and 1no. 3-bed) o Block A3 – 78no. units (14no. 1-bed, 49no. 2-bed and 15no. 3-bed) • Provision of 241no. car parking spaces allocated to the proposed development. The lower ground floor accommodates 139 no. car parking spaces and 102 no. spaces are accommodated at basement level. 10 no. of these spaces are accessible and 48 no. are for Electric Vehicles. • Provision of 264 no. bicycle parking spaces, of which 220 no. are long stay and 44 no. are short stay and 10 no. motorcycle parking spaces are provided. • The provision of c. 1,645 sqm of courtyard gardens of which c.1,456 sqm is private communal amenity space; • Vehicular Access serving the proposed development is via Cherrywood Avenue; • all associated and ancillary site development and infrastructural works, including the provision of bike stores and bin stores, ESB sub-stations / switch room, public lighting, private amenity space, hard and soft landscaping and boundary treatment works. The proposed development also consists of minor revisions to the Phase 1 development permitted under Reg. Ref. DZ22A/1021 comprising of landscaping amendments to civic park, relocation of the foul water outfall from Bishop Street to Cherrywood Avenue together with all ancillary works, minor relocation of attenuation tanks located in the civic park and relocation of car share spaces (5no.) from surface level within the permitted Phase 1 development to the basement of the proposed Phase 2A development.

This application relates to development within the Cherrywood Strategic Development Zone (SDZ) and is subject to the Cherrywood Planning Scheme 2014 (as amended). The development will consist of 283no. residential units and ancillary accommodation totalling 24,187sq.m and a creche of 883sq.m (25,070 sq.m total gross floor area/gfa) as follows:- Block B1 (4755sq.m gfa) is a 4 storey block of 59no. apartments (11 no. 1 bed studios, 26no. 1 bed units, 21no. 2 bed units and 1 no. 3 bed unit) with ancillary accommodation, resident services and amenities of 340sq.m communal amenity space of 326sq.m and private amenity spaces; Block B2 (4604sq.m gfa) is a 4 storey block of 63no. apartments (12 no. 1 bed studios, 28no. 1 bed units, 22no. 2 bed units and 1no. 3 bed unit) with ancillary accommodation, communal amenity space of 347sq.m and private amenity spaces: Block B3 (4571sq.m) is a 4 storey block of 62no. apartments (11no. 1 bed studios, 28no. 1 bed units, 22no. 2 bed units and 1no. 3 bed units) with ancillary accommodation, communal amenity space of 343sq.m and private amenity spaces and Block B4 (4673sq.m) is a 5 storey block of 55no. apartments (17no. 1 bed units and 38no. 2 bed units) with ancillary accommodation, communal amenity space of 351sq.m and private amenity spaces. 28no. duplexes (all 3 bed units) and 16no. houses (all 4 bed units) with associated private amenity spaces. The proposed creche comprises a standalone 3 storey block with associated car parking spaces and set-down spaces. A total of 317no. car parking spaces are proposed at surface (84no. spaces) and below podium/basement level (233no. spaces). Vehicular access is provided from Cherrywood Avenue (WLR to J) and Bishop Street (junction F1). Provision is also made for pedestrian and cycle access into and through the site from Cherrywood Avenue (WLR to J), Bishop Street (J to F1) and Beckett Road (F to WLR underpass - Reg. Ref. DZ21A/1017). Permission is also sought for all hard and soft landscaping, public lighting, boundary treatments, surface water attenuation, ESB substations, bin and bicycle stores and all associated site and development works. The proposed Blocks B1, B2 and B3 totalling 184no. apartments (34no. 1 bed studios, 82no. 1 bed units, 65no. 2 bed units and 3no. 3 bed units) are Specific Build-to-Rent apartments in accordance with Specific Planning Policy Requirements 7 and 8 as set out in the Sustainable Urban Housing: Design Standards for New Apartments - Guidelines for Planning Authorities (2020)

Permission for development at this site (2.6ha) located on lands adjacent to St. Laurence College, Wyattville Park, Loughlinstown, Dublin 18, D18 AK07. The Subject Site is enclosed by Wyattville Park, the N11 (Bray Road) and St. Laurence College school grounds. The development will consist of the demolition of the existing AstroTurf and hardcourt area and the construction of a mixed use development ranging in height from one to six-storeys across five no. blocks (21,458sq.m. GFA). The proposed development comprises a Transitional Care Facility with 177no. bedrooms; Assisted Living Facility with 124no. apartment units and associated Management Office (80sq.m. GFA); Childcare Facility (385sq.m. GFA) with associated external play space; Local Medical Centre with dispensary (318sq.m. GFA); Community Room (145sq.m. GFA) and a Café / Tearoom (196sq.m. GFA) and new landscaped Public Open Space including a Children’s Playground. The development is described on a block-by-block basis as follows: Block A: a part one/part five-storey mixed use building comprising a Community Room (145sq.m. GFA), a Local Medical Centre with dispensary (318 sq.m. GFA) and a Local Café / Tearoom (196sq.m. GFA) at ground level with 28 no. Assisted Living apartment units above ground floor level comprising 24 no. 1-bed apartments and 4no. 2-bed apartments all with associated private balconies and associated circulation and service spaces; Block B: a five-storey mixed use building comprising a Creche Childcare Facility (385 sq.m. GFA) with associated outdoor play space and Assisted Living Management Office (80 sq.m. GFA) at ground level with 28no. Assisted Living apartment units above ground floor level comprising 24no. 1-bed apartments and 4no. 2-bed apartments all with associated private balconies and associated circulation and service spaces; Block C & D: part five/part six-storey conjoined buildings comprising of 68 no. Assisted Living apartment units comprising 56no. 1-bed apartments and 12no. 2-bed apartments all with associated private balconies and associated circulation and service spaces; Block E: a five-storey Transitional Care Facility building comprising 177 no. bedrooms at ground to fourth floor level; reception area/waiting area at ground level; associated communal residents’ spaces at ground to fourth floor level including physio/OT room, 4no. activity rooms, quiet room, family room, 4no. treatment rooms, oratory, 2no. private meeting rooms, 4 no. private visiting rooms, 3no. sitting rooms and 4no. dining/sitting rooms; associated operational facilities at ground to fourth floor level including admin office, nursing office, 5no. nurse stations, kitchen, housekeeping sluice, housekeeping store, laundry room, staff room, staff shower room, female staff changing room, male staff changing room, sprinkler tank room, bin store, comms room, 2no. storage rooms, total 31no. stores, 20no. WCs and 9no. sluices; and associated circulation and service spaces. The development will include provision of Communal Open Space (1,904sq.m. total) comprising of 742sq.m. Assisted Living Communal Open Space and 1,162sq.m. Transitional Care Facility Communal Open Space as well as new landscaped Public Open Space (6,533sq.m. total) including a Children’s Playground. The development will include an upgraded vehicular, pedestrian and cycle access off Wyattville Park Road serving the development and St. Laurence College and an upgraded drop off/pick up area serving St. Laurence College in a landscaped setting. The development will also include a new pedestrian and cycle link from the N11 (Bray Road) to Wyattville Park which will be accessible by the public. A total of 99 no. car parking spaces (including 5no. accessible spaces and 20no. EV charging spaces) are proposed along with a total of 120 no. cycle parking spaces (including 60no. long-stay secure covered spaces and 60.no short-stay spaces) and a total of 4no. motorcycle parking spaces. The development will also require the partial demolition of existing boundary walls fronting onto Wyattville Park and the N11 (Bray Road) to facilitate the development and the temporary removal of part of the existing wall fronting the N11 (Bray Road) to facilitate a temporary construction access via the N11 (Bray Road) slip road. The temporary construction access via the N11 (Bray Road) slip road will be decommissioned and the associated boundaries and playing field finishes reinstated following the construction phase. Planning permission is also sought for associated signage and all ancillary site and development works to facilitate the development including bin stores; electrical substation; electric switchroom; mechanical and electrical installations; roof top plant, equipment and solar panels; internal roads and footpaths; public lighting; retaining walls; boundary treatments; hard and soft landscaping; SuDS; attenuation pond; green/blue roofs; water, surface water drainage and foul drainage works; and all associated site strip and excavation works above and below ground.

Apply for Permission on a site In the Townlands of Laughanstown and Cherrywood, in Cherrywood, Dublin 18. This application relates to development within the Cherrywood Strategic Development Zone (SDZ) and is subject to the Cherrywood Planning Scheme 2014, as amended. The site of the residential development is located in the Cherrywood Planning Scheme Area and forms part of Development Area 2 - Cherrywood. The site of the residential development of this application is approximately 2.73 Ha and is generally bounded by Grand Parade / Luas green line to the west, currently undeveloped residentially zoned lands within Development Area 2 - Cherrywood to the north, Tully Vale Road to the east and Bishop's Street to the south. The proposed development comprises of amendments to development permitted under Reg. Ref. DZ21A/0932 consisting of: Addition of 59no. units (3no. studio, 19no. 1-bed and 37no. 2-bed units) accommodated through a 1 storey increase to Block A (now 4 storeys in height), 1 storey increase to both Block B and Block C (now ranging in 4-5 storeys in height) and a part-1 part-2 storey increase to Block D (now ranging in height from 4-5 storeys); Amendments proposed to 99no. permitted units consisting of minor alterations to private amenity spaces, facades and layouts including 1no. studio in lieu of a permitted 2-bed unit and 1no. unit type change (Unit number C006); Reduction and reconfiguration of basement level, resulting in a reduction in total car parking quantum from 155no. spaces permitted to 133no. spaces now proposed (4no. spaces at surface level and 129no. spaces at basement level); Increase in cycle parking provision from 175no. spaces permitted to 267no. spaces now proposed (220no. long stay, 45no. short stay and 2no. cargo spaces); Omission of tenant amenity space and temporary creche facility; Minor amendments to facades; Minor amendments to the shared road and basement access to accommodate the reconfigured basement as well as minor amendments to foul water, water supply, surface water drainage and SuDS design; Landscaping amendments inclusive of the redesign of courtyard pavilions to accommodate communal refuse storage, an increase in communal open space provision and alterations to planting and boundary treatments; Including all associated and ancillary site development works. The development remains as otherwise permitted under Reg. Ref. DZ21A/0932.

This application relates to development

The proposed development is referred to as Woodbrook Phase 2 and consists of 479no. dwellings in a mixture of terraced and semi-detached houses, duplexes and apartments and a Neighbourhood Centre, ranging in height from 1 – 7 storeys as follows: - 320no. apartment units and 30no. duplex units are accommodated in 9no. buildings 2 – 7 storeys in height comprising: - Block F: 26no. 1-bedroom apartments, 40no. 2-bedroom apartments accommodated in 1no. 3 to 5-storey apartment block and 3no. 2-bedroom duplex units accommodated in a 2-storey terrace (69no. units in total). Block H: 3no. 1-bedroom apartments, 12no. 2-bedroom apartments and 17no. 3-bedroom apartments accommodated in 1no. 4 to 5-storey apartment block (32no. units in total). Block J: 9no. 2-bedroom duplex units, 9no. 3-bedroom duplex units and 3no. 3-bed apartments accommodated in 1no. 4-storey apartment block (21no. units in total). Block L: 6no. 2-bedroom duplex units and 3no. 3-bed simplex units accommodated in 1no. 3-storey apartment block (9no. units in total). Block K: 6no. 1-bedroom apartments and 26no. 3-bedroom apartments accommodated in 1no. 5-storey apartment block (32no. units in total). Block M: 7no. 1-bedroom apartments and 10no. 2-bedroom apartments accommodated in 1no. 3 to 4-storey apartment block (17no. units in total). Block N: 7no. 1-bedroom apartments and 17no. 2-bedroom apartments accommodated in 1no. 4 to 5-storey apartment block (24no. units in total). Block P1: 16no. 1-bedroom apartments, 9no. 2-bedroom apartments and 19no. 3-bedroom apartments accommodated in 1no. 3-6 storey apartment block (44no. units in total). Block P2: 45no. 1-bedroom apartments, 33no. 2-bedroom apartments and 24no. 3-bedroom apartments accommodated in 1no. 5 to 7-storey apartment block (102no. units in total); 24no. 3-bedroom courtyard duplex units accommodated in 3no. 2-storey terraces. Private patios / terraces or balconies are provided for all duplexes and apartments. Dedicated communal open space areas are provided to serve each duplex and apartment block; 105no. 2-3-storey houses consisting of 63no. 3-bedroom houses and 42no. 4-bedroom houses. Private rear gardens / patios / terraces are provided for all houses; 3no. retail units (a total of c. 798 sq. m), 1no. café / restaurant unit (c. 205 sq. m) and a community resource area (c. 140 sq. m) are provided within the proposed mixed use Neighbourhood Centre (Blocks F and G). Block G is a single storey pavilion building comprising of the café / restaurant; All associated and ancillary site development, infrastructural, hard and soft landscaping and boundary treatment works, including: - Significant new public realm at the Neighbourhood Centre including a diagonal pedestrian street between Blocks F & G aligned with St. James’s Church (a Protected Structure) and an adjacent new pocket park or ‘Village Green’; Pedestrian connection (ramp and steps) to the rear of St. James’s (Crinken) Church property (a Protected Structure) and associated localised removal of existing common blockwork wall boundary and its replacement with new boundary treatment comprising railings and a controlled access gate; 388no. car parking spaces (including 330no. allocated resident spaces, 30no. visitor spaces, 22no. retail spaces, 4no. ESB spaces and 2no. Go-Car spaces); 977no. bicycle parking spaces (including 747no. allocated resident spaces, 182no. visitor spaces and 48no. non-residential spaces); 19no. motorcycle parking spaces; Bins and bicycle stores; Plant rooms provided at ground floor level and additional plant provided at roof level (including PV panels) of apartment blocks; Provision of telecommunications infrastructure at roof level of Block P including shrouds, antennas and microwave link dishes (18no. antennas enclosed in 9no. shrouds and 6no. transmission dishes, together with all associated equipment); A pedestrian / cyclist bridge in the northwest corner of the site to provide connection to Shanganagh Public Park. Vehicular, cyclist and pedestrian access to serve the proposed development will continue to be provided from R119 (Old Dublin Road) via Woodbrook Avenue permitted under ABP Ref. ABP-305844-19 (Woodbrook Phase 1) with an enhanced network of pedestrian and cycle routes across the development. This development also comprises amendments to permitted site development works at Woodbrook Phase 1 (ABP Ref. ABP-305844-19 refers), including: - Revisions to the western ‘Green Axis’ linear park to create a new hard and soft landscaped civic plaza adjacent to the Neighbourhood Centre retail units, including significant paving, tree planting, provision of ‘rain gardens’ and amendments to permitted underground attenuation; Revisions to the western ‘Green Axis’ linear park north of the Neighbourhood Centre to provide a new dedicated childrens playground and adjacent kickabout space and other alterations including adjustment to the alignment and widening of the permitted combined pedestrian / cycle path, amendments to permitted underground attenuation and the partial culverting of an existing ditch; Adjustments to road levels on Woodbrook Close and the minor adjustments to the car parking layout and pedestrian / cycle route and associated changes to landscaping layout including new pedestrian connection (ramp and steps) to the rear of St. James’s (Crinken) Church property (a Protected Structure); Adjustments along Woodbrook Avenue to cater for revised locations for internal road connections to facilitate the proposed development and connections to existing water services (wastewater, surfacewater and water supply); Adjustments to the permitted underground attenuation adjacent to permitted Block A (landmark building). All within a development area of 7.62 Ha which forms part of a wider application site of 27.12 Ha. An Environmental Impact Assessment Report has been prepared in respect of the proposed development and accompanies this application. The application and Environmental Impact Assessment Report 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 Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council. The application may also be inspected online at the following website set up by the applicant: www.woodbrookphase2.com

Castlethorn Management Services UC Intends to apply for a Permission for a Large-Scale Residential Development comprising amendments to the permitted Strategic Housing Development (An Bord Pleanála Ref. ABP-305844-19 – Woodbrook Phase 1), at this overall site c. 21.9 Ha in the Townlands of Cork Little and Shanganagh, Shankill, Co. Dublin. The overall site is generally bounded by the Old Dublin Road (R119) and St. James (Crinken) Church to the west, Shanganagh Public Park and Shanganagh Cemetery to the north, Woodbrook Golf Course to the east and Corke Lodge and woodlands and Woodbrook Golf Clubhouse and car park to the south. The proposed development comprises of amendments to the large courtyard apartment blocks (Blocks A, B & C) within the permitted Strategic Housing Development (under An Bord Pleanála Ref. ABP-305844-19) at its eastern edge involving: - Block A: An additional 9no. residential units (3no. 1-bed apartments, 2no. 2-bed apartments and 4no. 2-bed duplex units) at ground floor level; amendments to the layout of 3no. permitted duplex units; associated adjustments to elevations; omission of 3no. car parking spaces from the podium car park and increased bicycle parking provision. The additional units are facilitated by the omission of internal tenant amenity spaces at ground and first floor level and reconfiguration of bicycle parking and plant areas. - Blocks B & C: An additional 13no. residential units (4no. 1-bed apartments, 6no. 2-bed apartments and 3no. 2-bed duplex units) at ground floor level in each block; Amendments to the layout of 1no. permitted unit at ground floor level and 3no. permitted apartment units at first floor level; associated adjustments to elevations per block; omission of podium structure (including all undercroft car parking) with communal open space now proposed at grade and increased bicycle parking provision per block. The additional units are facilitated by the omission of internal tenant amenity spaces and the undercroft car park at ground floor level and through reconfiguration of increased bicycle parking and plant areas in each block. All ancillary and associated site development, infrastructure and landscape works including: - reconfiguration and minor increase of on-street car parking and associated adjustments to landscaping; change from pre-cast concrete to aluminium/steel frame system to feature balconies on the eastern and western elevations of each block; adjustment to selected balconies onto the courtyards of each block; overall height reduction of Block A by 1225mm; overall height reduction of Block B & C by 1150mm; minor adjustments to drainage alignment and underground attenuation tank to the east of Block A; minor change to alignment of pavement to the east of Block A and addition of access paths from Blocks B and C east toward the linear park pedestrian / cycle path and additional crossing points on Woodbrook Avenue. The proposed works take place within a development area of 2.52 Ha, which forms part of the wider Phase 1 site of 21.9 Ha. The scheme is as otherwise permitted under An Bord Pleanála Ref. ABP-305844-19 – Woodbrook Phase 1 and would increase by 35no. dwellings from 682no. dwellings to 717no. dwellings overall at Woodbrook Phase 1. Minor amendments are proposed to the site development works of the consented scheme (An Bord Pleanála Ref. ABP- 305844-19) as part of a concurrent planning application under DLRCC Reg. Ref. LRD24A/0382/WEB. None of these works overlap with the work now proposed as part of this amendment to Block A, B and C of An Bord Pleanála Ref. ABP-305844- 19.

Permission for a Strategic Housing Development consisting of a residential-led development comprising 685no. residential units and 1 no. childcare facility in buildings ranging from 2 to 8-storeys. The breakdown of residential accommodation is as follows: - 207no. own door detached, semi-detached, terraced and end of terrace houses, including: - 134no. 3-bed 2-storey houses (House Type 01, 02, 03, 08, 10) - (House Type 01 are provided with optional ground floor extensions and/or attic conversions, House Type 03 are provided with optional ground floor extensions); 48no. 4-bed 2 - 3-storey houses (House Type 04, 05, 07) - (House Type 05 are provided with optional ground floor extensions); 25no. 5-bed 3-storey houses (House Type 06). 48no. duplexes (33no. own door), in 3 to 4-storey buildings, including: - Old Dublin Road Blocks accommodating 16no. 2-bed duplex and 17 no. 3-bed duplex; Park Edge Block accommodating 6no. 2-bed duplex 6no. 3-bed duplex; Block A accommodating 3no. duplexes (3no. 2-beds). 430no. apartment units accommodated in 6no. 3 to 8-storey buildings, including: - Block A accommodating 66no. apartments (14no. 1-beds and 52no. 2-beds) and Tenant Amenity area (c. 93 sq. m gross floor area); Block B accommodating 151no. apartments (47no. 1-beds and 104no. 2-beds) and Tenant Amenity area (c. 203 sq. m gross floor area); Block C accommodating 151no. apartments (47no. 1-beds and 104no. 2-beds) and Tenant Amenity area (c. 203 sq. m gross floor area); Block D accommodating 36no. apartments (13no. 1-beds, 18no. 2-beds and 5no. 3-bed); Block E accommodating 21no. apartments (7no. 1-beds, 13no. 2-beds and 1 no. 3-bed); Old Dublin Road Block accommodating 5no. apartments (2no. 1-beds and 3no. 2beds). Private rear gardens are provided for all houses. Private patios/ terraces and balconies are provided for all duplex and apartment units at ground floor. Balconies are proposed on elevations to all upper levels of duplex and apartment buildings. The proposed development includes 1 no. childcare facility (c. 429 sq. m gross floor area).And, all associated and ancillary site development and infrastructural works (including plant), hard and soft landscaping and boundary treatment works (including temporary hoarding to un-developed lands), including: - Provision of Woodbrook Distributor Road/ Woodbrook Avenue from the Old Dublin Road (R119) to the future Woodbrook DART Station, including the provision of a temporary surface car park (164no. parking spaces including set down areas and ancillary bicycle parking and storage) adjacent to the future Woodbrook DART Station in northeast of site on lands currently forming part of Woodbrook Golf Course; New vehicular access provided from the Old Dublin Road (R119) opposite Woodbrook Downs entrance including new junction arrangements and associated road re-alignment; Provision of emergency access to Shanganagh Cemetery access road; Provision of internal road network including pedestrian and cycle links; Provision of a series of linear parks and green links (Coastal Park and Corridor Park), including 2no. pedestrian/ cycle links to Shanganagh Public Park to allow full north/ south connection, supplemented by smaller pocket parks; Provision of SuDS infrastructure and connection to existing surface water culvert on Old Dublin Road (R119); Provision of waste water infrastructure (pumping station including 2.4m fencing to perimeters, 24 hour emergency storage and rising foul main through Shanganagh Public Park to tie-in to existing services at St. Anne's Park Residential Estate) and the extension of and connection to public watermain on Old Dublin Road (R119); 844no. car parking spaces; 1,305no. long and short-term bicycle parking spaces; Bin store and bicycle storage for all terraced houses, duplex/ apartment and apartment blocks; 2no. ESB Unit Sub­ stations; Provision of 2no. replacement golf holes in lands to the east of the rail line (northeast of the future DART Station) and associated 2m paladin fence to western and northern perimeter. All on a total site area of approximately 21.9 Ha. The application contains a statement setting out how the proposal is consistent with the objectives of the Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Development Plan 2016 - 2022 and the Woodbrook Shanganagh Local Area Plan 2017 - 2023.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. An Environmental Impact Assessment Report has been prepared in respect of the proposed development and accompanies this application. The application together with the Environmental Impact Assessment Report 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 Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council. The application may also be inspected online at the following website set up by the applicant: www.woodbrook1shd.com.

Permission for a Strategic Housing Development consisting of a residential-led development comprising 685no. residential units and 1 no. childcare facility in buildings ranging from 2 to 8-storeys. The breakdown of residential accommodation is as follows: - 207no. own door detached, semi-detached, terraced and end of terrace houses, including: - 134no. 3-bed 2-storey houses (House Type 01, 02, 03, 08, 10) - (House Type 01 are provided with optional ground floor extensions and/or attic conversions, House Type 03 are provided with optional ground floor extensions); 48no. 4-bed 2 - 3-storey houses (House Type 04, 05, 07) - (House Type 05 are provided with optional ground floor extensions); 25no. 5-bed 3-storey houses (House Type 06). 48no. duplexes (33no. own door), in 3 to 4-storey buildings, including: - Old Dublin Road Blocks accommodating 16no. 2-bed duplex and 17 no. 3-bed duplex; Park Edge Block accommodating 6no. 2-bed duplex 6no. 3-bed duplex; Block A accommodating 3no. duplexes (3no. 2-beds). 430no. apartment units accommodated in 6no. 3 to 8-storey buildings, including: - Block A accommodating 66no. apartments (14no. 1-beds and 52no. 2-beds) and Tenant Amenity area (c. 93 sq. m gross floor area); Block B accommodating 151no. apartments (47no. 1-beds and 104no. 2-beds) and Tenant Amenity area (c. 203 sq. m gross floor area); Block C accommodating 151no. apartments (47no. 1-beds and 104no. 2-beds) and Tenant Amenity area (c. 203 sq. m gross floor area); Block D accommodating 36no. apartments (13no. 1-beds, 18no. 2-beds and 5no. 3-bed); Block E accommodating 21no. apartments (7no. 1-beds, 13no. 2-beds and 1 no. 3-bed); Old Dublin Road Block accommodating 5no. apartments (2no. 1-beds and 3no. 2beds). Private rear gardens are provided for all houses. Private patios/ terraces and balconies are provided for all duplex and apartment units at ground floor. Balconies are proposed on elevations to all upper levels of duplex and apartment buildings. The proposed development includes 1 no. childcare facility (c. 429 sq. m gross floor area).And, all associated and ancillary site development and infrastructural works (including plant), hard and soft landscaping and boundary treatment works (including temporary hoarding to un-developed lands), including: - Provision of Woodbrook Distributor Road/ Woodbrook Avenue from the Old Dublin Road (R119) to the future Woodbrook DART Station, including the provision of a temporary surface car park (164no. parking spaces including set down areas and ancillary bicycle parking and storage) adjacent to the future Woodbrook DART Station in northeast of site on lands currently forming part of Woodbrook Golf Course; New vehicular access provided from the Old Dublin Road (R119) opposite Woodbrook Downs entrance including new junction arrangements and associated road re-alignment; Provision of emergency access to Shanganagh Cemetery access road; Provision of internal road network including pedestrian and cycle links; Provision of a series of linear parks and green links (Coastal Park and Corridor Park), including 2no. pedestrian/ cycle links to Shanganagh Public Park to allow full north/ south connection, supplemented by smaller pocket parks; Provision of SuDS infrastructure and connection to existing surface water culvert on Old Dublin Road (R119); Provision of waste water infrastructure (pumping station including 2.4m fencing to perimeters, 24 hour emergency storage and rising foul main through Shanganagh Public Park to tie-in to existing services at St. Anne's Park Residential Estate) and the extension of and connection to public watermain on Old Dublin Road (R119); 844no. car parking spaces; 1,305no. long and short-term bicycle parking spaces; Bin store and bicycle storage for all terraced houses, duplex/ apartment and apartment blocks; 2no. ESB Unit Sub­ stations; Provision of 2no. replacement golf holes in lands to the east of the rail line (northeast of the future DART Station) and associated 2m paladin fence to western and northern perimeter. All on a total site area of approximately 21.9 Ha. The application contains a statement setting out how the proposal is consistent with the objectives of the Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Development Plan 2016 - 2022 and the Woodbrook Shanganagh Local Area Plan 2017 - 2023.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. An Environmental Impact Assessment Report has been prepared in respect of the proposed development and accompanies this application. The application together with the Environmental Impact Assessment Report 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 Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council. The application may also be inspected online at the following website set up by the applicant: www.woodbrook1shd.com.

Permission for a Strategic Housing Development consisting of the demolition of the existing AstroTurf and hardcourt area (totalling 2,812 sq.m) and the construction of a Build-to-Rent residential development (24,195 sq.m GFA) comprising 256 no. apartments (105 no. 1-bed, 145 no. 2-bed and 6 no. 3-bed) in 4 no. blocks ranging in height from 1 to 8 no. storeys above ground level including, and connected by, single storey podiums, and non-residential uses (totalling 604 sq.m GFA) and an AstroTurf pitch (2,242.4 sq.m). The development is described on a block by block basis as follows: Block A (6,375 sq.m GFA): 1 to 5 no. storeys over lower ground floor level apartment building with 59 no. apartments comprising 22 no. 1-bed apartments and 37 no. 2-bed apartments, all with associated private gardens/balconies. Block A also includes the provision of a crèche (363 sq.m GFA) with associated outdoor play area (101 sq.m) and a café unit (135 sq.m GFA) at lower ground floor level. Block B (5,930 sq.m GFA): 1 to 7 no. storeys apartment building with 65 no. apartments comprising 39 no. 1-bed apartments, 23 no. 2-bed apartments and 3 no. 3-bed apartments, all with associated private gardens/balconies. Block C (6,447 sq.m GFA): 1 to 6 no. storeys apartment building with 68 no. apartments comprising 22 no. 1-bed apartments and 46 no. 2-bed apartments, all with associated private gardens/balconies. Block D (6,172 sq.m GFA): 1 to 8 no. storeys apartment building with 64 no. apartments comprising 22 no. 1-bed apartments, 39 no. 2-bed apartments and 3 no. 3-bed apartments, all with associated private gardens/balconies. Provision of internal resident support facilities and resident services and amenities, including concierge, lobbies/lounges, communal workspaces, meeting rooms and a residents only gym and changing facility (totalling 946 sq.m) located at lower ground and ground floor levels; communal open space in the form of podium courtyards with play facilities (totalling 2,244 sq.m); and public open space with play facility (4,378 sq.m). Provision of a new AstroTurf pitch (2,242.4 sq.m) and associated floodlighting and 3m ball-stop netting over 2.4m perimeter fence; a bin store/vehicle shed (106 sq.m GFA); and a new vehicular and pedestrian entrance and associated road and footpath off Wyattville Park Road for St. Laurence College. Access to serve the proposed development will be provided via a new multimodal entrance to the site from Wyattville Park Road together with a dedicated new entrance to serve the existing school. The development will include internal roads and footpaths; a pedestrian/cycle link from the N11 to Wyattville Park which will be accessible by the public and also facilitate access for emergency vehicles; and the partial demolition of the existing wall at Wyattville Park to facilitate access to the site and the temporary removal of part of the existing wall fronting the N11 at the southwestern corner of the site to facilitate construction access via the N11 slip road. The temporary construction access via the N11 slip road will be decommissioned and the associated boundaries and playing field finishes reinstated following the construction phase. 200 no. car parking spaces are provided in total, including 80 no. parking spaces at grade (50 no. residential parking spaces including 2 no. disabled parking spaces, 10 no. visitor parking spaces, 9 no. café parking spaces including 1 no. disabled parking space, 6 no. crèche staff parking spaces, 3 no. parent and child parking spaces and 2 no. car pool parking spaces); 60 no. residential parking spaces (including 3 no. disabled parking spaces and 10 no. electric vehicle parking spaces) below the podium courtyard between Blocks A and B; and 60 no. residential parking spaces (including 3 no. disabled parking spaces and 10 no. electric vehicle parking spaces) below the podium courtyard between Blocks C and D; 10 no. motorcycle parking spaces at grade; and a setdown area at grade. 583 no. bicycle parking spaces are provided for residents and visitors, including 9 no. short-stay bicycle parking spaces at grade and 574 no. bicycle parking spaces at ground floor level (202 no. residential spaces, 71 no. visitor s paces, 3 no. café staff spaces and 6 no. crèche staff spaces in 2 no. enclosed spaces in Block B; 5 no. residential spaces below the podium courtyard between Blocks A and B; 202 no. residential spaces and 80 no. visitor spaces in 2 no. enclosed spaces in Block D; and 5 no. residential spaces below the podium courtyard between Blocks C and D). Planning permission is also sought for all ancillary site and development works above and below ground to facilitate the development and associated signage, including 10 no. stores (totalling 563.4 sq.m); 2 no. bin stores (totalling 96 sq.m); 1 no. ESB substation (15.1 sq.m); 1 no. electric switchroom (7 sq.m); 1 no. telecoms room (4.3 sq.m); mechanical and electrical installations; 1 no. cold water storage tank and booster set room (75 sq.m); public lighting; retaining walls; boundary treatments; hard and soft landscaping; SuDS; green roofs; and water, surface water drainage and foul drainage works; and all associated site strip and excavation above and below ground. The application contains a statement setting out how the proposal will be consistent with the objectives of 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.n11wyattvilleparkbtrshd.com

Permission for a new DÁRT/Railway Station. The site for the station is in a partial embankment cutting with local grade being some 1.9 m above platform level. The station will include two 174 m platforms with 8 m end ramps, platform shelters, seating, lighting, Overhead line equipment (OHLE), CCTV, ticket vending machines and validators, commercial advertising, driver operating monitors, public address, customer information signage, directional and station signage, including a totem pole, as well as a telecoms equipment room (TER) building and permanent way vehicular access route on the western (Up) side. The station platforms will be accessed via ramps and steps integrated into an in-situ concrete retaining wall structure. There will be a continuous paladin fence at the top of the embankment with sliding gates at the station entrance. Above the station will be a public realm structure comprising of two sets of staircases, ramps and a footbridge. These will serve both the station and a future cycleway planned by DLRCC. The overall superstructure design will be an open and transparent steel structure with stainless steel mesh balustrade.

Two story extension to the side and rear, comprising 30.8 sq m ground floor extension, with a set back 9.9 sq m first floor extension (side only), and with all associated site works.

(i) Construction of an assisted living facility across four blocks (A-D) comprising 119 no. units (9 x 3-bed, 29 x 2-bed & 81 x 1-bed) ranging in height from 5 to 6 storeys. (a) Block A contains 24 no. units (16no. 1 Beds, 4no. 2 Beds, 4no. 3 Beds.) across 5 storeys; (b) Block B will contain 27 no. units (18no. 1 Beds, 4no. 2 Beds, 5no. 3 Beds.) across 5 storeys. Provision of communal facilities at ground floors of Block A and B comprising library/study area, cinema/presentation room, oratory, gym, resident’s lounge, assisted living dining room, and community facilities comprising tea rooms and multifunctional community facility; (c) Block C will contain 32 no. units (22 no. 1 bed, 10 no. 2 bed) across 6 storeys; (d) Block D will contain 36 no. units (25 no. 1 bed, 11 no. 2 bed) across 6 storeys. Provision of communal social space with kitchen and servery, staff room and WC, consultation room, family meeting room, reception/admin area, and reception welcome area; Each unit will contain a living/dining/kitchen area, bathrooms, storage and private balconies/terraces. (ii) Construction of transitional care home (Block E) across 5 storeys providing 180 no. bed spaces; (iii) Provision of 2 no. MUGA playing pitches and ancillary lighting and boundary treatments; (iv) Provision of 2 no. grass playing pitches; (v) Closure of exiting gate along southern boundary of site and removal of existing path on western boundary; (vi) Provision of 97 no. car parking spaces and 60 no. bicycle parking spaces; (vii) Alterations to existing entrance onto Wyattville Park and creation of new entrance and footpaths on the southern boundary providing access to the N11; (viii) provision of a new access road to St. Laurence College from the existing entrance from Wyattville Park and the provision of a new school drop-off area; (ix) all other associated ancillary works including SUDs and foul drainage, landscaping, lighting, and boundary treatments necessary to facilitate the development.

This application relates to development in Cherrywood Strategic Development Zone (SDZ) and is subject to the Cherrywood Planning Scheme 2014 (as amended). Permission for the development. The proposed development will comprise roads and infrastructure to form part of public road network providing access and services for the future development if the adjoining SDZ lands and linking to the previously permitted roads and infrastructure as approved under the Cherrywood SDZ Planning Scheme 2014 (as amended), as follows:- Beckett Road from Junctions E2 to F and F to G including a c.42-metre-long underpass below the Wyattville Link Road (WLR). The construction of the underpass will require temporary diversion and reinstatement of c.0.3km of the Wyattville Link Road to the east of Junction 16 of the M50; Proposals for Lehaunstown Lane Greenway crossing incorporating universal access including retaining walls and hard and soft landscaping; Part of Bishop Street from Junctions F to F1 to tie-in with Bishop Street permitted under Reg. Ref. DZ15A/0758; Cherrywood Avenue from Junction G to H with associated tie-in to Cherrywood Avenue H to A3 permitted under Reg. Ref. DZ17A/0862 and tie-in to Cherrywood Avenue H to WLR; Part of Gun and Drum Hill Road extending north east of Junction E2 to connect to Mercer's Road's permitted under Reg. ref. DZ19A/0597; Surface water drainage infrastructure for lands north of Lehaunstown Lane includes a temporary attenuation tank west of the junction Gun and Drum Hill and Mercer's Road and connection to the permitted pipe network under Reg. Ref. DZ19A/0597. The lands to the south of Lehaunstown Lane connect to the existing surface water network within Cherrywood Avenue; The development includes proposals for the Class 2 open space area / pocket park (c.0.7ha) surrounding a Protected Structure 'Wedge Tomb DU026-024' (National Monument No. 216) and 'Cairn DU026-153'. The total road length proposed is c.1.6kms, of which c.1.3kms is new road, c.0.2kms is new spurs and c.0.1kms relates to works to existing roads i.e. Cherrywood Avenue, Bishop Street and Lehaunstown Lane. Permission is also sought for associated footpaths and pedestrian crossing points, cycle lanes. hard and soft landscaping including screen fencing, public lighting, traffic signals, directional signage, underground services (surface and foul water drainage and watermain supply) and ducting for telecoms and all associated ancillary site and development works.

Conversion of existing attic space comprising of modification of existing roof structure, new gable window, new access stairs, 2no. roof windows to the front and flat roof dormer to the rear.

This application relates to development within the Cherrywood Strategic Development Zone (SDZ) and is subject to the Cherrywood Planning apply for permission for the development. The development will consist of a residential development comprising 65 no. dwellings and associated site and development works with a total gross floor area (GFA) of 7.707 sqm. The residential accommodation comprises 43 no. 3 bed triplex units and 22 no. 3 bed duplex units in 5 no. 3 storey blocks. Car parking is provided at grade for 92 no. cars. Access is prohibited from Castle Street (permitted and constructed under Reg Ref. DZ15A/0758) which forms the northeastern boundary of the plot and provision is made for future vehicular connection to Res 2 lands to the south and west and for service access to the ESB Substation to the west. Provision is made for pedestrian/cycle link through the site from Lehaunstown Lane to Bishop Street. Permission is also sought for all hard and soft landscaping (including a buffer to Lehaunstown Lane), public lighting, boundary treatments, surface water atteuation, bin and bicycle stores and all associated site and development works

To Construct (1) a new two-storey,two-bedroomed dwelling house with a garage. (2) A balcony at first-floor level facing Maple Avenue. (3) All site clearing and ancillary works.

1 dwelling

Permission for development consisting of the following:

The development will consist of the construction of a dormer window in the attic level to the rear of the property and rooflight in the main roof to the front of the property, removing the existing chimney, repositioning and narrowing of the existing vehicular entrance to the rear, the creation of two windows in the gable wall and all associated site works.

Planning permission for attic conversion with dormer to rear roof to accommodate stairs to allow access to attic conversion as non habitable storage space with roof windows to front, removal of chimney, 1st floor extension to side over existing all with associated ancillary works

Permission is sought for change to permitted development

Permission for change to permitted development

Permission is sought for the construction of a single storey school building within the curtilage of a protected structure. The works comprise of 2no. classrooms with a shared toilet block including 1no. universal toilet and all associated site works including a new foul treatment system consisting of a secondary treatment unit and a sand polishing filter

Permission sought for demolition of rear glazed

Permission is sought for new first floor window to stairs and new render finish to replace existing brickwork to part front elevation at and over front entrance canopy.

Permission to retain and reduce in size the dormer roof extension to front of the house.

Retention Planning Permission is sought for the Permanent Retention of a single storey steel and glass enclosure/conservatory to a portion of her rear garden (approx 23.60sq.m.) at the rear of her existing house for the enjoyment of the family with a use directly associated to the use of the Family Home as a residential unit, and all ancillary site works. This planning application relates to a development that is within the Cherrywood Strategic Development Zone (SDZ),

The development will consist of the completion of a c.145 metre section of Grand Parade road from the junction of Grand Parade and Tully Vale Road towards Bishop Street. The road was previously permitted as part of the infrastructure works granted under planning ref. DZ15A/0758.

Extension & alerations to existing structure comprising (a) Demolition of existing conservatory to front and side of dwelling. (b) Construction of new garden room as extension to south east elevation. (c) Alterations to window opes to north east elevation. (d) Removal of existing roof light and construction of new roof light to front roof plane. (e) Demolition Demolition of existing shed structure at site entrance and construction of three new shed structures around pond with connections to existing services. (f) Construction of new gardon wall within the site to protect embankment and associated site works.

Permission is sought for development consisting of

Retention of a revised fenestration layout to the front elevation, the provision of a skylight to the roof of same and partial blocking up of existing window to the side elevation, and for permission for the construction of a detached single storey home office/gym in the rear garden with a rain water harvesting system and all associated site works.

1) Construct an extension to the side of the house at (a) ground level, (b) first-floor level and (c) at attic level by way of an extended dormer roof structure. 2) Construct a dormer style structure at attic level to increase the existing attic floor area. 3) Remove the existing concrete roof off the bay window to the front and replace it with a warm deck flat roof with a zinc sheeting finish. 4) To demolish existing single storey side extension. 5) All ancillary ground works in association with the above-mentioned works. RETENTION PERMISSION SOUGHT FOR: 1) The existing front porch which was constructed over an existing concrete ramp area. 2) Retention being granted for the porch, Permission to replace the tiled sloped roof with a flat warm deck roof with a zinc sheeting finish. 3) Retention for the front of house plaster over the original brick finish.

1) conversion of existing attic to storage/home office use. 2) To replace existing side hip roof profile with gable roof profile. 3) Fit rooflight to the front roof plane. 4) Fit one rooflight to the rear roof plane. 5) Fit opaque glazed window to the side gable and all associated site works

Retention planning permission for a permanent retention of a single storey glass conservatory (22.4 sq.m.) to the rear of the existing residence, and all site works. This application relates to development within the Cherrywood Strategic Development Zone (SDZ).

Retention permission for a temporary

Retention permission to retain the existing rooftop shrouded antenna together with associated equipment. The development is within the curtilage of a protected structure Ridge Hall House.

Permission being sought for a first floor landing window