Proposed Development
for change of use from office to private residential plus minor alterations to front façade. No. 9 Ormonde Road is located within the Patrick Street Architectural Conservation Area
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Application received
20 Feb 2020
Decision: CONDITIONAL
14 Apr 2020
Decision due
15 Apr 2020
Grant issued
26 Jun 2020
Application Details
- Location
- 9 Ormonde Road , Kilkenny
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Kilkenny County Council
- Site Area
- 0.007 ha
- Floor Area
- 85 sq m
- Residential Units
- 1
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 20 February 2020
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 14 April 2020
- Grant Date
- 26 June 2020
- Permission Expires
- 25 June 2025
Location
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The Old Presbyterian Church , Ormonde Road , Kilkenny
for a change of use at first floor level from a beauty therapy and education facility to business office usage to include minor internal alterations at first floor level. Permission is also sought for the replacement of an existing wall plaque on the external façade to Ormond Road. The new replacement business usage plaque to be of identical dimension and location at the Old Presbyterian Church, Ormonde Road, Kilkenny. The Old Presbyterian Church, Ormonde Road, Kilkenny is a protected structure, RPS No. B130 and is located within the Patrick Street Architectural Conservation Area.
The Old Presbyterian Church , Ormonde Road , Kilkenny
for development at this site. The development will consist of alterations internally and alterations externally to the rear elevation including demolition of 2 no. two storey rear annexes to existing 3-storey over basement buildings No. 20 Patrick Street which is a protected structure (RPS Ref: B157), (NIAH Ref. No. 12001032), and No. 21 Patrick Street which is a protected structure (RPS Ref: B157), (NIAH Ref. No. 12001031), including the removal of an external water tank at roof level and the reinstatement of a pitched roof. The development will also consist of modifications to the existing boundary wall between 20/21 Patrick Street & 10 Ormonde Rd (NIAH Ref. No. 12001033) which forms the curtilage of a protected structure (RPS Ref: B157) to comprise demolition of existing lean-to structure and provision of pedestrian archway. Demolition of an additional outbuilding within the curtilage of 10 Ormonde Rd is also proposed. This application proposes carpark surface upgrades to 20/21 Patrick Street & minor landscape upgrades to the rear of 10 Ormonde Rd. The development is located within the Patrick Street Architectural Conservation Area
20 & 21 Patrick St and 10 Ormonde Road , Gardens Kilkenny , Co. Kilkenny
Erection of new signage to the front elevation. No. 13 Patrick Street is a Protected Structure (RPS No. B155) and listed on the NIAH Register (Reference 12001047). The site is located within the Patrick Street Architectural Conservation Area.
13 Patrick Street , Kilkenny , R95DXR7
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for the change of use of 3 no. basement level administrative offices to 3 no. ancillary guest bedrooms with ensuite accommodation to include decoration and all ancillary and associated services at Butler House (a protected structure - RPS ref: B148), located in the Patrick Street Architectural Conservation Area
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of replacement of historic slide and sash windows with double glazed wooden slide and sash windows. The property in question is listed in the National Inventory of Architecture Heritage Survey of Kilkenny, NIAH Reference Number 12001039
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for the development of a new dwelling house to the rear, along with all site and ancillary works. The development is located within the Patrick Street Architectural Conservation Area. 103 Patrick Street is referenced on the NIAH Register under Ref. 12001039
103 Patrick Street , Kilkenny
for a). construction of three storey residential building comprising of 1 apartment on the ground floor and 1 duplex unit on 1st and 2nd floors b). demolition of external toilet and construction of 1.8m timber fence for storage, c). construction of external storage sheds and gardens, d). Solar panels, e). Balconies with privacy screens, f). SUDS, g). New rear site entrance gate, paved area to front and rear of proposed building and all associated site and other works The proposed development is situated to the rear of property listed in the National Inventory of Architecture Heritage Survey of Kilkenny, NIAH Reference Number 12001039
103 Patrick Street , Kilkenny , R95 TXE2
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