6 CHAMBERS PARK, KILCOCK, KILDARE

the construction of a single storey limestone pastoral centre of 315 square metres to the south of the existing limestone church, the removal of the existing 20th century grotto, the removal of a section of existing boundary wall and all associated site development works

Retention permission is sought for the removal of railings / gates to the front of the site (south western side). Permission is sought for the removal of existing unauthorised fences / gates and the erection of new, permanent gates and fencing. This includes: - Gates to the front (south western side) and rear (north eastern side) of the site; - Fencing to front, side and rear (south western, south eastern and north eastern side) of the site; - Part demolition of the wall adjacent to front gate; and - All associated landscaping and ancillary works.

of the amalgamation of the original two ground floor retail units into a single retail unit and the change of use of that existing single retail unit from retail to GYM / Studio use. Along with all facilitating and associated site development works

planning permission and retention permission for a development at this site at, School Street, Kilcock, Co. Kildare. W23E2N6. The application includes the following. The retention of the amalgamation of the original two ground floor retail units into a single retail unit and the change of use of that existing single retail unit from retail to GYM / Studio use. Along with all facilitating and associated site development works.

Replacement of the existing concrete flat roof with a new pitched roof incorporating raised gables to both sides and a new front gable with two sidefacing rooflights. Creation of attic space for storage, with two dormer windows to the rear roof slope and one dormer window to the front. Installation of three new gable windows to the side elevations. Construction of single-storey flat-roof extensions to the front and rear. Removal of the existing mono-pitched roof over the ground-floor side elevation and replacement with a flat roof. Widening of the existing front vehicular access

The retention of the amalgamation of the original two ground floor retail units into a single retail unit and the change of use of that existing single retail unit from retail to GYM / Studio use. Along with all facilitating and associated site development works.

replacement of the existing concrete flat roof with a new pitched roof incorporating raised gables to both sides and a new front gable with two side-facing rooflights. Creation of attic space for storage, with two dormer windows to the rear roof slope and one dormer window to the front. Installation of three new gable windows to the side elevations. Construction of single-storey flat-roof extensions to the front and rear. Removal of the existing mono-pitched roof over the ground-floor side elevation and replacement with a flat roof. Widening of the existing front vehicular access

at this site located at the Shalom Nursing Home, Church Street, Kilcock, County Kildare, W23 FH30, which is a protected structure (RPS No: B05-40) and located within the Kilcock Architectural Conservation Area (ACA). Retention permission is sought for the removal of railings / gates to the front of the site (south western side). Permission is sought for the removal of existing unauthorised fences / gates and the erection of new, permanent gates and fencing. This includes: Gates to the front (south western side) and rear (north eastern side) of the site; Fencing to front, side and rear (south western, south eastern and north eastern side) of the site; Part demolition of the wall adjacent to front gate; and All associated landscaping and ancillary works

The proposed development (c. 0.266 hectares) located to the south of the R125 at Newtownmoyaghy, Kilcock, Co. Meath. The development will consist of 5 no. residential units comprising 4 no. 3-bedroom dwellings and 1 no. 4-bedroom dwelling with associated private open space, landscaping and car parking. The proposed development will provide an extension to the larger Millerstown housing development currently under construction to the south.