17261
N/ARoscommon - Roscommon County Council
Proposed Development
retention for (a) change of use from dwelling house & domestic garage to commercial use as farm shop and restaurant/café, (b) retention of alterations to the original building and associated site works inclusive of external signage and (c) Permission to construct open canopy to the front & side of the building, provide additional parking spaces and all associated site works at
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- Location
- Elphin Street , Termon Townland , Boyle
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- RETENTION
- Planning Authority
- Roscommon County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 13 June 2017
- Status
- INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
- Decision
- N/A
Location
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Permission to a) change of use of an existing restaurant/café and farm shop to a new veterinary clinic and associated shop, offices and staff facilities; b) alterations to existing elevations; c) construction of a new extension to the rear of the building; d) proposed new bin stores; e) new building signage and new totem pole; d) upgrade of existing car parking facilities including the provision of 2no. EV parking spaces; and all associated site works at
ELPHIN STREET , BOYLE , CO. ROSCOMMON
Permission for development which shall consist of: a) change of use of an existing restaurant/café and farm shop to a new veterinary clinic and associated shop, offices and staff facilities; b) alterations to existing elevations; c) demolition to existing single storey rear extension ; d) construction of a new extension to the rear of the building; e) proposed new bin stores; f) new building signage and new totem pole; g) upgrade of existing car parking facilities including the provision of 2no. EV parking spaces; and all associated site works at
Elphin Street , Boyle , Co. Roscommon
for (a) Retention of Change of Use from Dwelling House & Domestic Garage to Commercial Use as Farm Shop and Restaurant/Café, (b) Retention of Alterations to the Original Building and associated site works inclusive of External Storage, (c) Retention of Free Standing Sign and (d) Permission to construct open canopy to provide additional seating to the front & side of the building, provide additional parking spaces and all associated site works at
Elphin Street , Termon Townland , Boyle
the development will consist of 1. Demolition of existing 2 storey shop/restaurant circa 212m 2. Construction of new 2 storey mixed development to include farm shop, restaurant, nano brewery, stores, kitchen, function space, office staff areas, circa 1247msq and all associated site works including new car parking. 3. proposed signage at
Elphin Street , Termon Td. , Boyle
PART 8 - The development will involve the implementation of a one-way system on the L50571 and the realignment of the junction between the L5057 and N61. A zebra pedestrian crossing is to be installed on the N61, Elphin Street and Zebra pedestrian crossings are to be installed on either end of Main Street. Existing pedestrian crossings are to be upgraded to current standards at Military Road and The Crescent. The project involves: * Site clearance works, * Footpath improvements, * Pedestrian Lights, * Pavement works, * Other ancillary works including the provision of traffic signs, road markings, kerbs, street lighting and utility diversions, at
Boyle , Co Roscommon
Permission for the change of use of building from commercial use (as dental practice) to a dwellinghouse at
No. 51 Elphin Street , Termon Td. , Boyle
Permission for the change of use of a ground floor room, to the rear of existing office, from domestic to commercial use at
Elphin Street , Termon Td. , Boyle
Permission to: the development consists of · Construction of a New Electrical Substation, Plantroom & Compound (identified in the application), including all necessary underground ducting, cable connections, switchgear housing, boundary treatments, site development works, and all ancillary infrastructure works to support the facility’s energy infrastructure. · The New Electrical Substation, Plantroom & Compound (identified in the application) will be located at the junction of Termon Road and Plunkett Avenue, adjacent to the existing buildings on the Plunkett Home site.· Installation of 5 no. rooflights to the existing Blocks B and C, and all associated site works at
Plunkett Community Nursing Unit , Elphin Street , Boyle
Construction of a new electrical substation and associated energy centre building, including all necessary underground ducting, cable connections, switchgear housing, boundary treatments, site development works, and all associated works to support the facility’s energy infrastructure. The proposed substation will be located at the junction of Termon Road and Plunkett Avenue, adjacent to the existing buildings on the Plunkett Home site. Installation of 5 no. rooflights to existing roof structures, and all associated works at
Plunkett Community Nursing Unit , Elphin Street , Boyle Co. Roscommon
Permission for development that consists of: the construction of a new electrical substation, plantroom & compound (identified in the application), including all necessary underground ducting, cable connections, switchgear housing, boundary treatments, site development works, and all ancillary infrastructure works to support the facility’s energy infrastructure. The new electrical substation, plantroom & compound (identified in the application) will be located at the junction of Termon Road and Plunkett Avenue, adjacent to the existing buildings on the Plunkett Home site. Installation of 5 no. rooflights to the existing Blocks B and C, and all associated site works at
Plunkett Home Community Nursing Unit (CNU) , Elphin Street , Boyle
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