Sandyhills, Dunlavin, Co. Wicklow

the construction of a new dwelling, garage, wastewater treatment unit and polishing filter, new well, blocking up existing agriculture entrance onto public road, new entrance onto public road to serve existing agriculture lands and proposed dwelling and associate works

alterations to the existing front door of the existing cottage; the construction of a twostorey extension to the side of the existing house incorporating a new ground-floor kitchen, dining, and family living area, and two first-floor bedrooms, one ensuite, and a main family bathroom; the provision of a first-floor balcony to the rear elevation; and all associated internal alterations, drainage, site works, and ancillary development

the importation, processing, recovery and recycling of construction and demolition materials including soil, stone and concrete to produce recycled aggregates. The applicant also seeks to import soil and stone for deposition over an area of 0.93 hectares and raising the ground level approximately 1 m. the annual tonnage proposed for acceptance at the site shall not exceed 25,000 tonnes per annum. A waste facility permit will be applied for to Wicklow County Council -install and operate an integrated crusher, screener and washer, quarantine/waste inspection bay, and portable office and welfare facilities -decommission an existing well and install a groundwater abstraction well adjacent to the crusher and screener -continue use of the existing weighbridge and weighbridge cabin, wheel wash, internal haul roads, and security fencing and security gate -egress/exit the site via the existing private access road -additional storage area for recycled C&D materials within a designated part of the site.

consists of the importation, processing, recovery and recycling of construction and demolition materials (C&D) including soil, stone and concrete to produce recycled aggregates. The applicant also seeks to import clean, uncontaminated soil and stone for deposition over an area of 0.93 hectares

phased extension to the existing quarry, measuring c. 14.13 hectares, located to the south/south-east of the existing extraction area, to be excavated to final floor levels ranging from approximately 202.7 m OD at the north-western extent of the extension area to approximately 227.7 m OD at the south-eastern extent of the extension area (as shown on the application drawings) and the extraction of approximately 150,000 tonnes per annum (being the maximum total output from the quarry as a whole) of sand, gravel and stone using mechanical means only. The development will also consist of: the provision of an additional wash plant (to supplement the existing wash plant); drainage infrastructure; fencing; boundary treatments (including berms and tree planting and the importation of geochemically suitable inert soil material, where required, to support berm construction); internal roads and access/haul routes; and all associated site works. (The proposed extension will operate using the existing permitted access to the R756, together with the existing internal haul road and all previously permitted processing and ancillary facilities, including: sand storage and testing lab shed, wash plant, water recycling system, sludge storage bay, water storage tank, wheelwash, well, pumphouse, temporary portacabin office, canteen, portaloo, berms, and mobile screening plant). The proposed extension of the existing quarry will operate for a period of 10 years from commencement of extraction within the extension area, after which an approved restoration and remediation plan will be implemented. An Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIAR) has been prepared in respect of the proposed development will be submitted to the Planning Authority with the application

phased extension to the existing quarry, measuring c. 14.13 hectares, located to the south/south-east of the existing extraction area, to be excavated to final floor levels ranging from approximately 202.7 m OD at the north-western extent of the extension area to approximately 227.7 m OD at the south-eastern extent of the extension area (as shown on the application drawings) and the extraction of approximately 150,000 tonnes per annum (being the maximum total output from the quarry as a whole) of sand, gravel and stone using mechanical means only. The development will also consist of: the provision of an additional wash plant (to supplement the existing wash plant); drainage infrastructure; fencing; boundary treatments (including berms and tree planting and the importation of geochemically suitable inert soil material, where required, to support berm construction); internal roads and access/haul routes; and all associated site works. (The proposed extension will operate using the existing permitted access to the R756, together with the existing internal haul road and all previously permitted processing and ancillary facilities, including: sand storage and testing lab shed, wash plant, water recycling system, sludge storage bay, water storage tank, wheelwash, well, pumphouse, temporary portacabin office, canteen, portaloo, berms, and mobile screening plant.) The proposed extension of the existing quarry will operate for a period of 10 years from commencement of extraction within the extension area, after which an approved restoration and remediation plan will be implemented. An Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIAR) has been prepared in respect of the proposed development will be submitted to the Planning Authority with the application