The green door cottage, The Mall, Thomastown

FOR THE FOLLOWING WORKS: A NEW DOMESTIC WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM & SOIL POLISHING FILTER AT THE EXISTING DETACHED HOUSE

for 3 roof lights to rear of existing building and all associated site works. This building is a Protected Structure (C241) located within the Thomastown Architectural Conservation Area.

of 3 dormer windows to rear of existing building and all associated site works. This building is a Protected Structure (C241) located within the Thomastown Architectural Conservation Area

for change of use of a shed to coffee shop, a 9sq.m single storey toilet extension and all associated works

for Design amendments to a development previously granted planning permission under application number 24/60446. The newly proposed works consist of; Conservation and restoration works to the original historic bank building – A Protected Structure – remain as granted and include: the refurbishment of existing windows and doors; the refurbishment of existing roof finishes; the refurbishment of historic ceilings; and refurbishment works to the existing façade including re-painting works. Minor internal alterations to existing walls and doors are also proposed to accommodate the proposed new use. Alterations to the existing single-storey flat roof extension to the rear and side of the building are proposed to include: the provision of a new pitched roof in part; internal alterations to accommodate the proposed new use; alterations to the Marsh’s Street elevation and the rear elevation; and the provision of new high-performance glazing and doors. Design amendments associated with this application are confined to the external rear courtyard. The previously approved demolition of two existing single-storey structures is no longer proposed; instead, these buildings are proposed to be retained and reused to accommodate the storage, preparation and processing of ceramics-related materials. The previously permitted pitched-roof structure and covered walkway are proposed to be amended to a lightweight timber-framed covered walkway connecting the outbuildings and the existing vehicular entrance on Marsh’s Street. A new pedestrian entrance and path is proposed from the rear public carpark to the building.

to retain existing extensions to the front and rear of existing dwelling house and all associated site development works