AA190943
N/AMeath - Meath County Council
Proposed Development
an upgrade in usage to coffeeshop/food outlet for sale of coffee, foods and novelty foods, while retaining its status as a retail/commercial outlet
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- Location
- Fredrick Street , Ashbourne , Co. Meath
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Meath County Council
- Site Area
- 0.002 ha
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 18 July 2019
- Status
- INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
- Decision
- N/A
Location
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planning permission is sought for a first-floor extension to the rear of the existing retail unit to provide storage space and new staff facilities. Planning Permission is also sought for alterations to the existing retail unit including, replacement shopfront to the front and side elevations, increase in the depth of the two first floor windows to the front elevation, two new windows in the side elevation, demolition of the existing chimney, new internal stairs access to the first floor storage space and a new rooflight in the rear slope of the existing building to serve the existing first floor WC together with all associated site works and services
Jenny's Boutigue , Fredrick Street , Ashbourne Co. Meath
the development will consist of (1) change of use of part of the existing ground floor from Public House (former Hunter’s Moon) to Class 2 Banking use and (2) for external signage and shopfront alterations
Former Hunter's Moon , Frederick Street , Ashbourne Co. Meath A84PH26
extension to previously approved ancillary storage building (12.0m wide x 18.0m deep x 7.675m high) to include Trade supply store (area 66.5sq.m) & new storage area(140.6sq.m) & all associated site works within existing rear storage yard
Stephen Murtagh & Sons Murtagh's Hardware Store , Fredrick Street , Ashbourne Co. Meath
planning permission for a two storey pitched roof extension to side of existing retail unit, (5.725m deep x 13.820m wide externally x 10.275m high to ridge) consisting of ground floor extension to hardware shop (77.19sq.m) with new fixed windows & timber shopfront surrounds to side & rear elevations, first floor extension to open plan fitness room (72.80sq. m) complete with new windows to side & rear elevations & velux roof windows over, all to match existing, together with all associated site works
Stephen Murtagh & Sons Hardware Store , Fredrick Street , Ashbourne Co. Meath
permission sought for change of use from existing Deli store / coffee shop (77.58sq.m) to new Pizzeria Takeaway, consisting of new customer waiting area at front with new service counter and access hatch to new internal kitchen, potato wet room, chiller room, freezer room & staff w.c. with lobby, together with new shopfront signage to front elevation and all associated site works
Unit 5 Murtagh Retail Park , Ashbourne , Co. Meath
Permission sought for change of use from existing Deli store / coffee shop (77.58sq.m) to new Pizzeria Takeaway, consisting of new customer waiting area at front with new service counter and access hatch to new internal kitchen, potato wet room, chiller room, freezer room & staff w.c. with lobby, together with new shopfront signage to front elevation and all associated site works
Unit 5 Murtagh Retail Park , Ashbourne , Co. Meath
planning permission for a new demountable ancillary storage shed (10.0m wide x 15.0m long x 5.2m to eaves & 6.88m to ridge), with a total floor area of 150sq.m. complete with new 4.86m wide x 4.5m high roller shutter & 1.0m wide x 2.0m high personal access door within front / S.West Elevation. New shed to be constructed with profiled single skin wall cladding, semi translucent insulated twin skin plastic coated / inflated roof membrane, all on a high grade 4 channel aluminium portal frame, fixed to new concrete floor slab, & all associated site works, positioned within existing rear storage yard
Murtagh's Hardware Store , Fredrick Street , Ashbourne Co. Meath
refurbishment and extension to an existing external covered deck area for use of the public house
The Fox's Den Frederick Street , Ashbourne , Co Meath
the development will consist of works to: 1) Change the use of and convert the existing Old National School (former St. Mary's National School) into a Parochial House comprising works to part demolish, conserve, extend, alter and refurbish the existing single-storey building; Remove the existing Pre-fab; Construct a single-storey car port extension to the front; Install a new first floor into the existing attic; Part demolish, alter and raise the existing single-storey Shelter; And carry out associated site, gates walls, roofing, drainage and landscaping works. 2) Alter, extend and refurbish the existing Presbytery (House); The proposed extensions to include a new single-storey front porch and first floor dormer window on the rear roof. 3) Part demolish, extend alter and refurbish the existing single-story garage and boiler-room; The new works include proposals to replace the existing pitched slate roof with a new flat roof, add a single-storey Store-room and carry out associated site works. The proposed works are within the curtilage of protected structure. The Church of the Immaculate Conception (LA RPS ID: 91454) & the Parish Hall (LA RPS ID: 91455)
Frederick Street , Ashbourne , Co. Meath
extension to previously approved ancillary storage building (12m wide x 18m deep x 7.675m high) to include trade supply store (area 66.5sqm) & new storage area(140.6sqm) & all associated site works within existing rear storage yard
Murtaghs Hardware Store , Fredrick Street , Ashbourne
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