Proposed Development
change of use of retail shop to coffee shop. The development will consist of a coffee shop to hold capacity of 25 people to include a change of window and door, proposed is a Bi-fold window,
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- Location
- 49 Main Street , Leixlip , Co. Kildare.
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Kildare County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 17 May 2017
- Status
- INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
- Decision
- N/A
Location
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the change in use of retail shop to coffee shop. The development will consist of a coffee shop to hold capacity of 25 people to include a change of window and door, proposed is a Bi-fold window
49 Main Street , Leixlip , Co. Kildare
a coffee shop to hold capacity of 25 people and to include a change of window to a bi-fold window and door
49 Main Street , Leixlip , Co. Kildare
for Retention of completed works, namely a) removal of the first-floor structure / plaster ceilings to ground floor, and replacement of first floor structure. b) removal of existing chimney breasts. (note: none of the original surrounds had survived) c) removal of the following non original items: wall linings, ceilings, covings, skirtings, partitions architraves, floor coverings and internal doors. d) removal and replacement of existing non original stairs. e) removal of electrical, plumbing and drainage services. Permission for proposed works:- a) removal and restoration of 7 no original Georgian windows and the fitting of a front door and frame faithful to the original design on the front elevation. b) lime plastering to the front elevation. c) removal and restoration of 3 no Georgian windows to the rear at first floor (1 no is too badly damaged). d) new chimney pots and capping, and re-rendering of chimneys. e) replacement of fascia and soffit and installation of cast iron rainwater goods, to rear. f) breaking out of previously blocked up window ope and installation of new window, to ground floor sitting room. g) new fixture, fittings, finishes and services as per layout. h) Replacement of synthetic slates with natural ones. i) Reinstatement of 2 No. internal chimneys. j) other internal alterations to facilitate change of use from office use back to use as residential
3 The Mall , Main Street , Leixlip
an external first floor terrace of 101sqm adjoining the first floor lounge bar of the Court Yard Hotel
Main Street , Leixlip , Co. Kildare.
proposed reinstatement of a previously approved Planning Permission Reg. Ref. 04/2706. The works proposed include the reconstruction of the existing fire damaged two storey terraced property. The development will conprise of:-Ground Floor, 2 No. Shop Units, (Unit 1. 64.0 Sqm, & Unit 2 46.0 Sqm.) and 1 No. two Bedroom Apartment to the rear (69.0 Sqm), First Floor 2 No. one bedroom (55.0 Sqm & 59.0 Sqm) and 1 No. two Bedroom (80.0 sqm) Apartments Second Floor 1 No. One bedroom (55.0 Sqm) Apartment, with all associated ancillary site works. The Property is listed as a protected structure (record of protected Structure Reference N.I.A.H. (No. 11804015) and is within an area holding land use zoning: Architectural Conservation Area
No. 333537 & 39 Main Street , Leixlip , Co. Kildare
refurbishment and remodelling of existing two-storey terraced properties numbers 29, 31, 33, 37 and 39 Main Street including for reconstruction of existing fire damaged two-storey terraced property 33, 35 Main Street; demolition of existing rear garden structures and associated boundary walls and construction of a new three-storey Apartment building linked to existing terraced properties at first floor level and accessed via an existing arched opening at 29/31 Main Street. The overall development will comprise: 1) Existing refurbished/rebuilt terrace fronting onto Main Street, - Ground Floor, 2 No. Shops and 1 No. Café including refurbishment of existing facades and shopfronts and First Floor - 3 No. Apartments including 8 No. velux-type rooflights; 2) New Apartment building to rear, - 8 No. Apartments over three levels including south facing balconies at First Floor and Second Floor Level. The above development will provide for a total of 3 No. Commercial units and 11 No. Apartments - 6 No. 1 Bed units and 5 No. 2 Bed units - with a gross internal development area of 931 sqm. Planning Permission is also sought for hard and soft landscape works, bicycle parking and general site development works. Revised by Significant Further Information which consists of a revised proposal for 11 residential units, 6 within the existing refurbished terrace fronting onto Main Street and 5 units in a new infill rear extension providing for a total of 3 no. Studio Apartments, 7 no. 1 Bed Apartments, and 1 no. 2 Bed Apartment. Previous commercial units have been omitted. Numbers 31 and 33 Main Street are proposed to be added to the Record of Protected Structures by Kildare County Council
29 31 33 35 37 & 39 , Main Street , Leixlip
for new signage consisting of hardwood timber dressing to front elevation, new front door and rendered finish to match existing and all associated site works
Katy Nail & Spa , Main Street , Leixlip
replacement projecting advertising sign to replace existing
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sought to replace existing unauthorised signage with new projecting signage and associated 2 number pinpoint spot lights,
Katy Nail & Spa , Main Street , Leixlip
Permission for an external first floor terrace of 101 sqm adjoining the first floor lounge bar of the Court Yard Hotel Main Street Leixlip Co.Kildare
The Court Yard Hotel , Main Street , Leixlip
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