The Murrough, Wicklow Town, Co. Wicklow

a waste management facility and transfer station for the acceptance, storage, sorting and export of non hazardous mixed dry recyclables including such items as cardboard, plastic, metal, glass and packaging and all ancillary site works and services. The total waste intake at the facility will be up to 24,500 tonnes per annum. The development will include: the construction of a waste management facility to include site entrance, waste reception sorting and storage building, refurbishment of existing derelict building for use as office administration building, a weighbridge, car parking facilities, concrete handstanding, connection to an existing foul wastewater treatment system, stormwater attenuation and soakway system including silt trap, petrol interceptor and all associated site works and services. Works will also include erection of boundary palisade railings and secure gates, suitable lighting, landscaping and sustainability buffer zone. It is proposed to operate the facility from 08.00 until 18.00 Monday to Friday and 08.00 to 13.00 on Saturdays. It is not proposed to operate the facility on Sundays or Bank Holidays. The development will require a waste management facility permit from Wicklow County Council

single-storey extension to side with roof lights and terrace over, two-storey extension to side of existing return with roof lights, alterations to external windows and doors, internal alterations to layout, conversion of ground floor of two-storey annex to side to habitable accommodation as part of the house, two roof lights to rear to existing annex and all associated works

single-storey extension to side with roof lights and terrace over, two-storey extension to side of existing return with roof lights, alterations to external windows and doors, internal alterations to layout, conversion of ground floor of two-storey annex to side to habitable accommodation as part of the house, two roof lights to rear to existing annex and all associated works

single-storey extension to side with roof lights and terrace over, two-storey extension to side of return with roof lights, two dormer extensions to front at second floor level, alterations to external windows and doors, internal alterations to layout, conversion of existing two-storey annex to side to family flat with two roof lights to rear, and detached garage building ancillary to the use of the house, widening of existing vehicular gate and all associated works

(i) Demolition of the existing Tesco supermarket (c. 2,799 sqm gross floor area) and the construction of a new two storey structure (c. 6,864 sqm gross floor area) incorporating an atrium, lobby entrances and undercroft car parking at grade and a retail unit (c. 3,577 sqm net sales area) at first floor level, the retail unit will include an ancillary alcohol sales area, bulk store, customer facilities at first floor level, and staff facilities at mezzanine level; (ii) provision of a service yard at first floor level with marshalling area and a grocery home shopping delivery vehicle docking area; (iii) provision of a new 'service only' access from Church Hill road and minor alterations to the existing road layout including the provision of a pedestrian crossing; (iv) provision of a signalised junction onto the Dublin Road and alterations to the existing road layout to improve vehicular, cyclist, and pedestrian safety, including the renewal and reinstatement of road markings, associated traffic signage, and the provision of a pedestrian crossing at the customer vehicular entrance; (v) 286 no. car parking spaces providing a combination of surface-level and undercroft car parking (including parent and child, accessible and electric vehicle parking spaces), provision of 2 no. dedicated “Click and Collect” spaces, 50 no. cycle parking spaces, and set down/loading bay areas; (vi) 2 no. elevational signs on the Dublin Road elevation; (vii) ESB substation (c. 43 sqm), pump house, sprinkler tank, attenuation tank, feature and street lighting, standby generator set, plant deck at roof level, store canopy, trolley shelter/bays, and all associated ancillary infrastructure; (viii) all ancillary site development works including tree and vegetation removal, retaining structures, landscaping, boundary treatments, enabling works, and site services. A Natura Impact Statement (NIS) is submitted with the application

section 254 licence - any other appliance, apparatus or structure, which may be prescribed as requiring a licence under section 254 of the Planning and Development Act 2000,on, under, over or along a public road