128 Teffia Park, Longford, Longford, Longford

amendments to shopfront and extractor outlet approved under planning ref. 24/18

repair & insulation works to roof, repair of rainwater goods and all ancillary works, a PROTECTED STRUCTURE ref. 452

(1) New single storey shared link reception area (133 sqm), also linked at roof podium level, between crypt St Mel’s Cathedral and Teallach Íosa Family Centre including lobby, plant and storge areas; (2) removal of existing bridge and adjustment of stone balustrade at podium level; (3) Alterations to Teallach Íosa Family Centre to remove part of upper level and rearrange internal layout including upgrade of WC facilities; (4) repairs to roof to Teallach Íosa Family Centre including alteration of roof profile at west end, new dormers to south end and proposed PV/ solar panel to southern pitch; (5) repair and alteration of windows to Teallach Íosa Family Centre; (6) Minor relocation of external podium steps to northwestern corner; (7) Adjust external levels including removal of ramp and steps to current Teallach Íosa Family Centre entrance (east) and relocation of adjacent existing entrance gates fronting St. Mel’s Road; (8) Mechanical & Electrical Upgrade to Teallach Íosa Family Centre and all ancillary works, a PROTECTED STRUCTURE (Ref. 450.)

works to a PROTECTED STRUCTURE ref. 517 as follows: retention of roof repairs; demolition of garage to east & toilet block to south; new extension to east and south, alteration and upgrade of existing dwelling and all associated internal and external works

the proposed construction of a single storey modular type dwelling house, entrance, boundary wall/fence, proposed connection to the existing public foul sewer network and all ancillary site works

the proposed removal of existing front boundary wall for the creation of vehicular access & onsite parking to service existing dwelling house and all ancillary site works

and retention permission for development at St. Mel’s College (dating from 1865), the attached College Chapel (dating from 1865) and the detached Study Hall (dating from 1915) are protected structures, RPS references 217, 218, and 239 respectively. The development proposed for permission will consist of; Demolition of single-storey, 2-storey and 4-storey rear extensions and making good to the exposed fabric of the 1865 building; External alterations to the 1865 building including construction of steps & ramps to provide universal access at the front and side entrances, replacement of aluminium windows with timber sash windows to historic configurations, removal of sand/cement pebbledash and replacement with lime render; Internal alterations to the 1865 building, including reconfiguration of classrooms & ancillary rooms and circulation routes, installation of passenger lift, provision of additional sanitary facilities and measures to improve fire safety; Provision of draught lobby and fitting of 2 internal fire doors at the Study Hall; Construction of new single-storey detached plant room with adjacent wood chip storage silo and gas tank enclosure; and all ancillary related works; The development proposed for retention permission consists of the external ramp and steps providing universal access at the main entrance to the Study Hall building

& completion of construction works to an existing boiler house type structure, consisting of an extension to & construction of a pitched roof to service same for use as domestic storage purposes servicing adjacent dwelling house and all associated site development works

of an existing vehicular gated entrance which services existing dwelling house