AA181010
N/AMeath - Meath County Council
Proposed Development
construction of a new roller shutter door to the front elevation of the existing industrial unit and all associated site development works
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- Location
- Unit 111 Ashbourne Industrial Estate , Ashbourne , Co. Meath
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Meath County Council
- Site Area
- 0.075 ha
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 31 August 2018
- Status
- INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
- Decision
- N/A
Location
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construction of a new roller shutter door to the front elevation of the existing industrial unit and all associated site development works
Unit 111 Ashbourne Industrial Estate , Ashbourne , Co. Meath
the change of use from manufacturing use to use for warehouse /distribution/training room and ancillary offices and amenities and use of first floor for religious meetings on Sundays only
Unit 9 Ashbourne Manufacturing Park , Ashbourne , Co Meath
change of use from manufacturing to use for social/recreational activities of a religious body
No. 9 Ashbourne Manufacturing Park , Ashbourne , Co. Meath A84YN96
planning permission for retention of the existing unit at this site
Unit 123 Ashbourne Industrial Estate , Ashbourne , Co. Meath
the construction of a new entrance lobby to the front of an existing industrial unit, for alterations to two existing fire escape doors, and for associated siteworks
Ballybin Road , Cookstown , Ashbourne Co. Meath
Current Use The subject building is used for the storage, cleaning and repair of goods from flood/fire damaged structures The structure comprises offices, mezzanine floor level and warehouse area Proposed Change of use for Mezzanine Level The proposed change of use applies only to the Mezzanine level. It is proposed that the mezzanine level will be used as a Yoga Space which essentially is an open space. It is proposed to provide Yoga Classes in the mezzanine area. Unlike a gym a Yoga space does not use any equipment, except for yoga mats, foam/cork bricks, bolsters (firm cushions), belts and foldable chairs that are stored neatly away 95% of the time. The timetable for the Yoga Space would be mostly evenings. Key times for activities would usually be 6 to 9pm And maybe 1 x1 hour class each morning around 10am All classes are usually Mon-Thurs. So approximately 16 hours a week. There would be possibility of weekend workshop for 2-3 hours, but this would probably be 1-2 sessions per month. The mezzanine floor is spacious enough to hold 4 -12people, but the average class would probably be 6-8 people. Office \ Warehouse Areas The proposed Yoga Space will have no impact upon the office and warehouse areas of the premises. The Yoga space will use the same entrance but will be segregated from the other areas. As the classes will be held predominately outside of the business hours of the remainder of the building then there will be little or no cross over. Water \ Waste Water The proposed Yoga Space would have minimal impact on the use of water at the premises. Parking The proposed Yoga Space would have minimal impact on parking. There are spaces available at the premises and adjacent environs within The Court. Further, activities would be outside the operating hours of adjacent units.
Unit 2 The Court Ashbourne Ind Est , Ashbourne , Co Meath
1.) the installation of a new mezzanine for ancillary office space, 2.) removal of the existing mezzanine, 3.) alterations to the existing entrance door, 4.) the installation of new windows to the front and side elevation, 5.) the removal of an existing window to the front elevation and replacement with a new emergency exit door, and 6.) all associated site works
145 Ashbourne Industrial Estate , Ashbourne , Co. Meath
the retention permission for the existing ground floor warehouse unit
145 Ashbourne Industrial Estate , Ashbourne , Co. Meath A84 RX37
new 2 storey structure to include fuel/petrol filling station, filling station shop & off license; Drive through take away and restaurant; 2 no. offices at First floor; new vehicular access off the Ballybin Road (opposite Ashbourne Industrial Estate); external playground area; filling station forecourt & canopy; manual & automatic car wash facilities; new site boundaries; attenuation pond & pumping station with temporary access road to them; signage; including all associated site development works
Ballybin Road (Opposite Ashbourne Industrial Estate) , Ashbourne , Co. Meath
retention for development at Ashbourne Industrial Estate, Ashbourne, County Meath A84 ND23. The development consists of: Planning application for Retention and Completion of works on site being an amendment to Planning Permission Reg No AA/190803 for refurbishment and alteration to existing industrial premises. The works consist of the following: Amended elevation treatment with revised parapet/eaves detail, window arrangement, doors, and louvers locations, cladding treatment, boiler and plant layout (included roof mounted air handling ducts), relocate air handling units, and water storage. Relocated and enlarged compressor room; revised Lean-To canopy; relocated external smoking area, extended ESB substation; amended bund Area. Amended car parking and bicycle areas in two phases to suits occupancy levels with associated amendments to external circulation and related changes to external drainage. All the above works and other minor alterations to existing industrial premises at Ashbourne Industrial Estate, Ashbourne, County Meath A84 ND23.
Ashbourne Industrial Estate , Ashbourne , Co. Meath
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