Bell Height, Kenmare, Co. Kerry

The development consists of (a) permission to demolish a derelict shed, (b) permission for the construction of a replacement shed, and (c) permission for all associated site works. The proposed works are within the curtilage of a protected structure RPS-KY-0404.

retention permission to retain elevational changes made to the building and retain an extension at first floor level to create an enclosed fire escape route, and (b) retention planning permission to retain a single storey storage building at the rear of the property

Permission to (a) demolish the existing shop front, (b) permission to build a new shop front and entrance, (c) permission to demolish the flat roofed extensions at the rear of the building, (d) permission to construct a three-storey extension at the rear of the building for commercial and domestic use on the ground floor and domestic use on the first and second floors, (e) permission to raise the roof eaves and ridge heights of a portion of the existing building, and (f) permission for all associated site works to facilitate this development

Permission to (a) demolish existing shed structure and Permission to (b) construct a new 3 storey building to comprise of one 2 bedroom residential apartment, car parking and apartment store rooms on the ground floor, three 1 bedroom residential apartments on the first floor and three 1 bedroom residential apartments on the second floor. The application includes the construction of a walled refuse store, car parking areas and all associated walls, structures, site works, landscaping works and services works

the development consists of permission to construct a two-storey dwelling house, a detached garage, connection to mains services and all ancillary works

(A) the automatic vehicular barrier installed at the entrance to the motorhome park, together with associated entrance infrastructure and (B) Permission for the construction of six additional motorhome pitches, increasing the total number of pitches within the motorhome park from 10 to 16, by way of an extension to the permitted development granted under Kerry County Council Planning Reference 23/60456, together with minor reconfiguration of the internal site layout, landscaping, and all associated site development and ancillary works