21244
CONDITIONALLouth - Louth County Council
Proposed Development
Permission for development that will consist of new store, associated car parking, drainage infrastructure and for all associated site development works. *Significant Further Information received on 25/06/2021*
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Application received
10 Mar 2021
Further information requested
30 Apr 2021
Further information received
25 Jun 2021
Decision: CONDITIONAL
16 Jul 2021
Decision due
22 Jul 2021
Grant issued
16 Aug 2021
Application Details
- Location
- Kilsaran , Castlebellingham , Co Louth
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Louth County Council
- Site Area
- 5.22 ha
- Floor Area
- 916.92 sq m
- Residential Units
- 1
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 10 March 2021
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 16 July 2021
- Grant Date
- 16 August 2021
- Permission Expires
- 15 August 2026
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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Permission for four dormer roof windows and relocating velux roof window to front of existing dwelling house
St Mary's Villas , Kilsaran , Castlebellingham
Permission for a new single storey extension to the rear of the dwelling house and all associated site works
10 Brewery House , Kilsaran Castlebellingham , Co. Louth.
retention permission for a double sided totem advertising sign, double side advertising sign on the western side of the R132 and approximately 50m south west of the Connect Credit Union building, 2 no. advertising scroll signs on the upper front elevation of the Credit Union building, advertising sign in the front window of the Credit Union building, change of use of garden area to use as an enclosed yard and associated boundary walls, single storey portacabin extension to the existing Credit Union building and all associated site works **Significant further information received on 15.3.23**SPLIT DECISION: 1. To GRANT RETENTION PERMISSION for below: a. 2no. Advertising scroll signs on the upper front elevation of the Credit union building b. Change of use of garden area to use as an enclosed yard and associated boundary walls c. Upper floor area including roof lights 2. To REFUSE RETENTION PERMISSION for the following elements of development: a. Double-sided totem advertising sign b. Digital advertising sign in the front window of the Credit Union building c. Portacabin d. Double sided advertising sign on the western side of the R132 approximately 50m south-west of the Connect Credit Union building. **ABP SPLIT decision on 8th May 2024 see decision from ABP on idocs**
Connect Credit Union , Main Street Kilsaran , Dundalk Co Louth
Permission for demolition and clearance of the 2 no. existing buildings onsite, and all associated site development works including the erection of paladin type fencing and boundary planting to the Old Dublin Road (R132) frontage at a site formerly operated by Kilsaran Concrete bound by the R132 and local road known as Maine Way. There will be no change to the existing vehicular entrance onto road known as Maine Way.
Kilsaran , Castlebellingham , Co Louth
Permission for the demolition and clearance of the building known as The Crowing Cock public house (now closed), and all associated site development works and the erection of palisade type fencing to the Old Dublin Road (R132) frontage and the erection of an entrance gate (2.4m in height) to the existing entrance onto road known as Maine Way.
Kilsaran , Castlebellingham , Co Louth
Development will consist of proposed new single-storey extension to rear, proposed alterations to front elevation including new porch entrance, re-roofing of existing dwelling, and all associated site works. *Significant Further Information submitted 23/10/2018*
13 Kilsaran , Castlebellingham , Dundalk
Permission is sought to convert existing 1960s ballroom block into 11 no. ensuite bedrooms, storage areas and circulation, including passenger lift, alterations to existing 1960s ballroom elevations, re-surfacing of adjoining carpark, landscaping, re-location & screening of gas tanks & bins storage zone, the demolition of existing single storey shed to south of the site, and construction of replacement single storey building, containing 9 no. ensuite bedrooms, cleaners store, construction of boat house and machinery store building, retention of security gates and associated site works at Protected Structure ID No. LHS015-005, A Natura Impact Statement has been included as part of this application.
Bellingham Castle , Castlebellingham , Co Louth
Permission sought to demolish existing rear extension to dwelling house and detached garage, construct new rear extension to dwelling house and front porch, widen existing entrance gate and all associated site works *Significant Further Information submitted 20/01/21 provided for, inter alia, alterations to dwelling house, omission of front porch and omission of widening of existing entrance gate*
Milestown , Kilsaran Castlebellingham , Co Louth
Permission for the demolition of existing side annex and to build in its place an attached, ground floor, single story kitchen extension. Include for conversion of existing garage to a bedroom and mud room, with front facing double doors. Converted garage to be connected to main house, via new kitchen extension. Include also for new fencing and other works of a minor nature
Milestown Castlebellingham , County Louth. , as above
Permission for the demolition of existing side annex and to build in its place an attached, ground floor, single story kitchen extension. Include for conversion of existing garage to a bedroom and mud room, with front facing double doors. Converted garage to be connected to main house, via new kitchen extension. Include also for Bio Disc/Klargestor waste water treatment unit, new fencing and other works, of a minor nature
Midsummer , Milestown , Castlebellingham Co Louth
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