Commons East, Cloyne, Co. Cork.

Permission for alterations and extensions to an existing dwelling, including the following works:- 1. Reconfiguration of existing elevations. 2. Demolition of existing two-storey and single-storey rear structures attached to the existing dwelling, and demolition of the front domestic garage. 3. Construction of a new two-storey rear extension to the existing dwelling. 4. Installation of new rooflights to the existing rear/northern roof. 5. Provision of new pedestrian access to the side from the western side of the site. 6. Rebuilding of front and side walls at the previous garage location to retain vehicular access entrance. 7. All associated site development works.

Permission for construction of a storey and a half ancillary dwelling house, connection to the existing waste water treatment plant and all associated site works.

Permission for demolition of existing single storey dwelling and ancillary buildings and construction of a storey and a half dwelling house, garage/shed and all associated site works.

Permission for demolition of existing single storey dwelling and ancillary buildings and permission for the construction of a storey and a half dwelling house, garage/shed and all associated site works.

Planning permission for extension to dwelling house and associated works at Commons East, Cloyne, Co. Cork.

Kenneally Developments Ltd intends applying for a 10 year Planning Permission for a residential development on lands at Lus an Íme (Phase 4), Spital, Cloyne, Co. Cork. The proposed development will consist of 81 no. dwellings comprising 1–4 bedroom units (1-bed 10%, 2-bed 22%, 3-bed 49%, 4-bed 19%), and a crèche facility (c. 245.9 m²). The development will also include public open space of c. 4,543 m² (14.8% of site area), private open space, internal roads and footpaths, cycle facilities, 180 no. car parking spaces (residential, visitor and crèche), bin storage, landscaping, boundary treatments, and public lighting. Vehicular, pedestrian and cyclist access will be provided via the existing Lus an Íme estate road to the west and via the Spital Road (R630) to the east. A temporary construction access is also proposed from the Spital Road (R630). The development will be served by connections to existing public water supply and public foul drainage networks, together with SuDS surface-water management, and all associated site works and services.