Crowe Lane, Stilebawn, Kilmacanogue
Proposed development
Demolition of existing first floor habitable dormer roof and replacement with a single storey roof. construction of a single storey extension to the side of existing dwelling, relocating existing entrance on to Crowe Lane and, replacement of existing septic tank with new domestic waste water treatment system to current EPA standards and associated siteworks
- Applicant
- Not published
- Authority
- Wicklow County Council
- Decision due
- 6 Dec 2026
Timeline
Application received
12 Oct 2026
Last day for public submissions (est.)
Sun 15 Nov 2026
Decision due
6 Dec 2026
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Planning history within 750 m
1. demolition of existing domestic garage and construction of new domestic garage. 2. forming a new entrance on to public lane to serve existing dwelling including new internal driveway and all associated site works
change of use from restricted use as a dwelling to use by all classes of persons (removal of condition 2a of planning permission 11/4227)
existing vehicular entrance gates as constructed and Permission for (a) reinstatement of boundary fence and hedgerow to front of garage; (b) alterations to garage to allow access from within the site; (c) demolition of existing porch and construction of new entrance porch; (d) demolition of existing southern extension (bedroom); (e) demolition of existing eastern extension and shed; (f) construction of single storey extension to the east incorporating 2no. bedrooms and a single storey extension to the north incorporating a utility room; (g) covered terrace to the north; (h) skylights to existing roof; associated elevational changes to all elevations; (i) upgrade of waste water treatment system; (j) all ancillary site works and services
existing vehicular entrance gates as constructed and Permission for (a) reinstatement of boundary fence and hedgerow to front of garage; (b) alterations to garage to allow access from within the site; (c) demolition of existing porch and construction of new entrance porch; (d) demolition of existing southern extension (bedroom); (e) demolition of existing eastern extension and shed; (f) construction of single storey extension to the east incorporating 2no. bedrooms and a single storey extension to the north incorporating a utility room; (g) covered terrace to the north; (h) skylights to existing roof; associated elevational changes to all elevations; (i) upgrade of waste water treatment system; (j) all ancillary site works and services
alterations to the existing swimming pool building. The changes are intended to simplify the buildings appearance and improve its energy efficiency.Changes will include the demolition of the existing link building the existing roof and some internal walls. The construction of a new smaller link, a new roof to the pool, alterations to the fenestration and internal layout, the replacement of existing mechanical services to a more energy efficiency system. The addition of solar panels to the roof and fall arrest barriers. Alterations to the landscaping to reduce the area of hardstanding and grading of the ground to conceal the ground-level plant room. Replacement of the stone cladding with a locally sourced granite
alterations to existing swimming pool building, the changes are intended to simplify the buildings appearance and improve its energy efficiency; changes will include the demolition of the existing link building, the existing roof and some internal walls, the construction of a smaller link, a new roof to the pool, alterations to the fenestration and internal layout, the replacement of existing mechanical services to a more energy efficiency system; the addition of solar panels to the roof and fall arrest barriers; alterations to the landscaping to reduce the area of hardstanding and grading of the ground to conceal the ground-level plant room; replacement of the stone cladding with a locally sourced granite