The Barn, Windgates, Greystones

new dwelling, wastewater treatment unit and soil polishing filter, connection to public water mains, new entrance onto existing lane which leads to the public road and associate works

1. the demolition of the original derelict stone forge building and reconstruction to similar dimensions in rendered blockwork with replacement metal roof for use ancillary to the main house. 2. removal of the chimney to the front of the original cottage. 3. partial demolition of the vehicular entrance and reconstruction with 3.5M wide opening. 4. 48sm single-storey timber outbuilding to the rear of the site. And Planning Permission for, the replacement of the existing septic tank with provision of a new waste-water treatment in accordance with Code of Practice EPA 202

1. the demolition of the original derelict stone Forge building and reconstruction to same dimensions in rendered blockwork with replacement metal roof. 2. removal of the chimney to the front of the original cottage. 3. partial demolition of the vehicular entrance and reconstruction with 3.5M wide opening. 4. 48sm single-storey timber outbuilding to the rear of the site. 5. the replacement of the existing septic tank with provision of a new waste-water treatment in accordance with Code of Practice EPA 202,

1. The demolition of the original derelict stone Forge building and reconstruction to same dimensions in rendered blockwork with replacement metal roof.2. Removal of the chimney to the front of the original cottage.3. Partial demolition of the vehicular entrance and reconstruction with 3.5M wide opening. 4. 48sm single-storey timber outbuilding to the rear of the site. Planning permission for; 5. The replacement of the existing septic tank with provision of a new waste-water treatment in accordance with code of practice EPA 202

change of use’ development at this site of c. 0.3 hectares. The total floor area of the structures to be retained is 209.50 sq m. In addition, it is proposed to provide Building H, a glazed link of 60 sq m. The development for which Retention Permission for Development is sought consists of the change of use of four existing structures from former farmyard buildings/builder’s yard to residential use as a single planning unit. (The residual existing structures are open-sided, non-habitable and ancillary to that use.) The development for which Permission for Development is sought will consist of the provision of a glazed link (60 sq m). The total floor area of the combined development is 269.50 sq m (i.e. 209.5 sq m + 60 sq m)

an 11 a side soccer pitch and associated flood lights, 450m² clubhouse with viewing balcony, associated seating / standing areas, new vehicular and pedestrian gates to separate existing school from proposed development. All together with associated works such as car and bicycle parking, landscaping, boundary treatments and service connections necessary to complete this development at “SEK International School”, Belvedere Hall, (a protected structure)