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    2460294Granted

    Greenore Port and site of dwelling house on Shore Road (A91DD42), Greenore, Co. Louth

    Permission for a 10-year permission development at Greenore Port and site of dwelling house on Shore Road (A91DD42), Greenore, (total site area c.4.88 hectare). The development comprising of Operation and Maintenance (O&M) Facilities will serve as the support base for future offshore wind arrays in the Irish Sea. The proposed development will comprise of: (i) Three standalone buildings, each with a gross floor area (GFA) of 1,670 sqm, comprising 681 sqm warehouse floor space, 322 sqm office space and 667 sqm plant, welfare, storage, ancillary and circulation space per unit. The height of each unit ranges from 7.2m for the warehouse (single-storey / double-height space) to 13.5m max for the office 3-storey element. 76 car parking spaces are proposed distributed adjacent to the units including 6 no. disabled parking spaces and 15 no. electric vehicle (EV) charging spaces. Each building includes an internal bike storage room, with 20 spaces per building. Each building includes rooftop solar photovoltaic panels. (ii) Nearshore works including dredging of harbour sediments to -4m Chart Datum to provide navigable water depths, new quay wall (70m), a 40m anti-slip access ramp, floating pontoon for berthing crew transfer vessels (CTV’s). 9 no. berths are proposed, with an additional 2 no. layby berths and a push-on / service berth adjacent to the new quay wall. (iii) Improvement works to the quay deck including installation of a new reinforced concrete deck with surface water management system incorporating silt traps and hydrocarbon interceptors, and berth infrastructure including bollards, fenders, ladders, lifesaving equipment, power outlets and fire hydrants. (iv) Surface car park at the Residential site on Shore Road comprising 135 car parking spaces, including ducting for 30 no. EV charging spaces, relocation of existing entrance on Shore Road by c.6m to the east, new boundary wall to Shore Road and a pedestrian access route from the car park through port lands to the O&M Units crossing improved public realm at top of Euston Street. (v) Re-instatement of former Open Hydro carpark (62 spaces) until the surface car park on Shore Road is operational. (vi) Upgrade to public/private realm in the foreground of the existing Greenore Port Office building, including upgrade of existing entrance to former open hydro carpark, new pedestrian gate, new feature wall entrance, removal of 6 port car parking spaces, link to new pedestrian route from surface carpark includiDecision record indexed
    Decision19 December 2024View record
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    FW20A/0160Granted

    Dublin Airport Long-Term Car Park, Known as the Holiday Blue Car Park,

    Permission for temporary (12 months up to the end of 2021) change of u24 conditions indexed
    Decision18 November 2020View record
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    4091/19Granted

    Rose Cottage, Ordnance Survey Road, Phoenix Park, Dublin 15, D15 CA4T

    PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of restoration and repairs to existing 2 storey cottage and external w.c., comprising repairs to the existing structure and fabric and the following alterations and modifications: 1) remove modern front/south elevation dormer window and replace with a conservation rooflight: 2) replace 2 no. existing modern rooflights in west elevation with conservation rooflights and replace modern dormer window in south elevation with conservation rooflight: 3) replace existing modern fibre cement roof slates and ridges with natural stone roof slates and clay ridge tiles and re-instatement of small extended sections of veranda roof either side of the front porch gable. Reinstate a decorative perforated painted timber barge panel to front porch. 4) Replace modern pvc rainwater goods with metal rainwater goods, 5) replace 6no. existing ground floor modern windows and concrete cills with 5 no. timber vertical sliding sash windows and 1 no. casement window, all with stone cills. 6) Replace modern timber front porch door and sidelights with slimline steel doubled door and sidelights. 7) Replace modern timber inner front door and side lights with timber double door and sidelights. 8) Relocating kitchen to rear western dining room. 9) Remove modern timber floor on battens in kitchen. 10) Replace all modern cementitious external wall renders with lime render and remove modern cover slips to timber framing on sides of front porch. 11) Replace modern door and architrave to bottom of stairs with sheeted door. 12) Replace all modern flush panel doors with sheeted timber doors. 13) Remove 4 no. modern reconstitute stone tile fireplace surrounds and hearths including back boiler to kitchen to ground floor, reinstating brick arched range opening and installation of 3 no. modern appropriate fireplace surrounds. 14) Modifications to first floor layout, to include a new service room, converting near inner bedroom to ensuite bathroom and timber sheeting to modern existing and new wall partitions to first floor. 15) Removal of glazed modern screen to upper part of original partition at side of stairs at first floor level. 16) Remove modern oil-fired boiler, housing, flue and pvc oil storage tank. 17) Demolition of 4 no. modern timber ruinous outbuildings (a garage and 3 no. sheds, c43sqm), and construction of a single storey garden shed (c 5sqm)18) installation of new plumbing, heating and electrical services and general repairs. 19) all associated site works.Decision record indexed
    Decision10 March 2020View record
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