Site at Burleigh Lodge, St. Vincent Road, The Burnaby Greystones
Proposed development
Section 42 - extension of appropriate period - 21/1337 - proposed 2 no. dwellings, vehicular entrances and ancillary site development works and the demolition of 3 no. garden sheds. (this property is located within The Burnaby architectural conservation area)
- Applicant
- Not published
- Authority
- Wicklow County Council
- Decision due
- Not available
Timeline
Application received
18 Aug 2026
Decision due
Not available
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Planning history within 750 m
spectators canopy to cover the existing spectator stand on the 11 a side all weather pitch
change of use application for existing ground floor unit from retail use to restaurant/café, including internal alterations, installation of kitchen extract ventilation system, shop front signage and associated works
detached house, car parking spaces, connection to existing services and ancillary site development works
of a spectators canopy to cover the existing spectators stand on the 11 a side all weather pitch
an amendment to the permission granted by Wicklow County Council under WCC Reg Ref. 22/1266, and amended by WCC Reg Ref. 24/60502 and WCC Reg Ref. 26/60180, to further amend the Saturday morning opening hours of the permitted kiosk development from 10am as permitted under WCC Reg Ref. 26/60180, back to 8am as previously permitted under the parent permission for the development WCC Reg Ref. 22/1266, in line with the Saturday morning opening hours of the wider Meridian Point Shopping Centre, no other amendments are proposed to the permitted development
''Part 8 - submissions should be made to the relevant department as specified on the site notice ( not the planning department )'' - the proposed scheme forms part of the National Active Travel programme and aims to provide safe, attractive and accessible active travel infrastructure to encourage greater use of walking and cycling in the local community, the proposed works include upgraded footpaths, segregated cycling facilitates, a pedestrian and cycle bridge, improved pedestrian and cyclist crossings, junction improvements, traffic calming measures, public realm enhancements, accessibility improvements and bicycle parking facilities