11 WOLFE TONE TERRACE, ROXBOROUGH AVE, LIMERICK

installation of an ATM machine to the existing North-East elevation, facing Thomas Street

demolition of existing rear extension and side garage and the construction of a new extension to the rear and side of the property, the widening of the existing vehicle entrance and all associated site works

the change of use of the existing ground floor from public house to a single residential unit and all ancillary site works

partially complete domestic garage to the rear of existing dwelling, and full planning permission is sought for the completion of the partially complete domestic garage and all associated site works

(1) alterations to residential part of second floor, (2) conversion of third floor offices and stores to residential use & (3) third floor extension for residential use, all to form a single residential unit

the construction of a 6 Storey Mixed Use Development in a single block with part ground floor commercial consisting of 2 No. Retail units (336m2) and the remainder (part ground floor and all upper floors) to consist of a residential apartment development with a total of 32 no. apartments consisting of 21 No. One Bedroom apartments and 11 No. Two Bedroom apartments. The proposal will incorporate a secure internal bicycle parking area, an ESB sub-station, ancillary utility/services rooms, internal refuse storage area, public lighting, roof top solar panels (optional), connections to adjacent utilities and all associated engineering and site works necessary to facilitate the proposed development at the site

(1) vehicular entrance (2) front porch (3) pitched roof over side and rear ground floor extensions and (4) first floor bedroom extension

No. 15 Davis St., This was formally a commercial unit at the ground floor with living area at the first floor: 1. Changes to front elevation including plaster build up and tile finish to walls at the ground floor 2. Door opening that has been closed up to former Food Takeaway 3. Canopy and signage that has been removed 4. Roller shutter that has been removed 5. Partially build canopy over front access door 6. Plaster build up with tile finish cladding to front elevation at ground floor 7. New windows and front door. Permission sought to retain and permission sought to complete partially built canopy over the front access door and finish plaster and paint to the front two storey elevation. Retention permission sought for demolition and permission sought for reconstruction and finish of 15(a) which was a single storey shop and will now be domestic store for the apartments. This will include Retention of new plaster finish, window, door and lean slate roof to the front façade. Retention permission sought at No 16, which is a two storey building and was formally a commercial unit at the ground floor and living over. Retention permission sought for the removal of small canopy which was over the front door, removal of chimney and making good the roof, changes to ground floor front elevation window opening, replacement of windows and external door. Plaster build up with tile finish to front elevation at ground floor. Retention permission sought for demolition and rebuilding of single storey unit 16(a) at the rear of the site and at the rear of No 15(a) and No 16, which was a bicycle shop and before that a Forge. Permission sought for change of use of this unit to single bed Living accommodation and to finish works. Retention permission sought for 4.55m high block boundary wall to No 17, Davis Street, and for metal sheeted entrance gates and piers between 15a and 16 , Retention permission and Permission sought for all associated site works. Development is located in Architectural Conservation Area 1-South City Center and Newtown Perry

the material change of use and material alterations of existing offices into 2 No. one-bed apartments and 3 No. two-bed apartments. The works include removal of all inappropriate uPVC windows and provision of replacement timber windows appropriate to the style of building, the repair and/or replacement of failing/decayed timber sash windows, the demolition and removal of some of the later 20th century extensions to the rear of the site, the creation of an access gate from the rear of the site to Theatre Lane and all associated site works at 91 O’Connell Street, Limerick. This Building is a Protected Structure – RPS Reg. No. 3496