Quay Road, Kildysart, Co. Clare

to RETAIN as constructed domestic garage in revised location and revised rear boundary all as a variation to previously granted permission P24-245, plus all ancillary site works at the above address

to construct an agricultural machinery shed along with associated site works

to construct a new dwelling house, new entrance, private garage, to provide connections to sewerage and water facilities along with all associated works

for the subdivision of an existing derelict townhouse into two single townhouses, construction of a first floor apartment, archway & access to rear parking, development of parking spaces along with all associated site works

for the following a) to change the use of 2 No. ground floor commercial units into 2 No. ground floor apartments b) to add a single storey rear extension to each ground floor apartment c) to alter the ground floor front elevations along with associated site works

the development works on a 1.79ha /4.43 acre at St John of Bosco Community College, Quay Road, Cahercon, Kildysart, Co Clare V95 TXF1. The development will consist of planning permission for development of: (i) School Building Extension (1,203m²) over 2 levels, incorporating General and Specialist Classrooms, Social Spaces, two classroom Special Education Needs Unit, Reception, Offices and Ancillary accommodation. (ii) Internal road realignment incorporating bus set down, 6no. new car parking spaces and 2no. wheelchair accessible parking spaces. (iii) Services to include solar panels (125m²), Boiler House, Gas & Heat Pump Compounds. (iv) Onsite treatment plant prior to discharge to existing council foul mains. (v) 14no. car parking spaces and hardstand to serve the existing community playground. (vi) All ancillary site works including drainage, landscaping, site lighting and construction compound. (vii) a Construction, Environmental Management Plan (CEMP) is provided in support of this application, (viii) take note that following a requirement of the Planning Authority a Natura Impact Statement (NIS) will be submitted to the planning authority with the application,