Margaret's Fields, Callan Road, Co. Kilkenny

for development. The development will consist of the demolition of an existing agricultural shed and partial demolition of existing outbuildings. Removal of existing porch and collapsed chimney and renovation of the existing cottage, including new rooflights and chimney stack. The construction of a new extension, part two storey, part single storey, new domestic shed with PV Panels on the roof, connection to mains water, new waste water treatment unit and polishing filter, soakaway, new vehicular entrance onto the public roadway, boundary treatments, landscaping and all associated site works

for development at Margaret’s Fields, Callan Road, Kilkenny, Co. Kilkenny. The proposed development will consist of amendments to the previously permitted residential development (Approved under An Bord Pleanála File Ref. ABP-309967-21, P. 21/1033 and P. 26/16) to include: - Replacing 14 No. 3-bedroom houses with 14 No. 4-bedroom houses, - Replacing 14 No. 2-bedroom houses with 14 No. 3-bedroom houses, - Replacing 14 No. on-street parking spaces with 28 No. on-curtilage parking spaces, - Relocation of a single-storey Bin & bike Store, and - All associated site development works.

for the construction of a covered carport structure over existing parking spaces to the north of the existing building, together with all associated and ancillary site works

to retain: (A) Single storey detached garage and storage sheds, (B) Single storey detached glasshouse. Including all associated site works

for development at this site. The development consists of alterations to the previously permitted Planning Ref: 23/60006 to include replacing 2 No. Duplex Buildings (accommodating 12 No. 2-bedroom maisonettes) with 6 No. 3-bedroom semi-detached houses with all associated site and ancillary works at Castle Oaks,

for a change of use to convert the existing garage to a single residential dwelling. The proposed area for the change of use is approximately 50 SM. The development will include new windows and a door externally and partitioning off the interior space to create a one-bedroom dwelling. The building is in the curtilage of Protected Structure C999, “The Gate Lodge”