Proposed Development
to retain and complete 4 no. residences
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Application received
26 Apr 2024
Further information requested
7 Jun 2024
Further information received
9 Oct 2024
Decision: CONDITIONAL
22 Oct 2024
Decision due
5 Nov 2024
Grant issued
22 Nov 2024
Application Details
- Location
- Breaden's Lane , Longford
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- RETENTION
- Planning Authority
- Longford County Council
- Floor Area
- 385.5 sq m
- Residential Units
- 4
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 26 April 2024
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 22 October 2024
- Grant Date
- 22 November 2024
- Permission Expires
- 21 November 2029
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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altered designs for 4 no. residences which were previously the subject of article 10(6) exempted change of use notification to Longford County Council
Breaden's Lane , Longford
(Ref No. 25/31) of the removal of storage areas and the erection of 4 No. own-door apartments with parking spaces, connection into existing on site surface and foul drains and all related ancillary works
Rear of No. 37 & Rear of No. 38 Ballymahon Street , Longford , and fronting onto Breadens Lane and Saints Quarter
the removal of storage areas & the erection of 4 no. own-door apartments with parking spaces, connection into existing on-site surface and foul drains and all related ancillary works
Rear no. 37 & rear no. 38 Ballymahon Street , Longford , and fronting onto Breaden's Lane
the removal of storage areas & the erection of 4 no. own-door apartments with parking spaces, connection into existing on-site surface and foul drains and all related ancillary works
Rear 37 & rear 38 Ballymahon Street , Longford
a) demolition of single-storey store room, plant room and boundary wall and alterations to existing building b) construct single storey extension to rear of doctors surgery (52m.sq) to accommodate new internal arrangement with new access provided to grd and first floor c) alterations and changes to relevant elevations d) connections to relevant drainage access and open up to parking area to rear and all ancillary site works all at (protected structures) no. 7,8, and no 9 New Street, Longford
No. 7 8 & 9 , New Street , Longford
for change of use from restaurant to retail clothing unit on the first floor. Permission is also sought for alterations to the front elevation of the existing building, which include change of existing restaurant door to a full length window and removal of kitchen mechanical vents on existing roof. Permission is also sought for the installation of 8 no. roof lights on the side elevations of the existing building and all associated site works
32 Ballymahon St , Longford
change of use from temporary builders accommodation to a permanent dwelling of c.65sq.m. at first floor level and ground floor entrance and conversion of part of approved land use for funfair-bazaar to a permanent enclosed shop c55 sq.m. Also being sought is permission to convert the temporary structure to a permanent structure to accommodate the above mentioned uses
Ballymahon Street , & Pig Market Lane , Longford
a PROTECTED STRUCTURE ref. 474 as follows: PV/solar panels to hall roof, repair & insulation works to roof
St Joseph's Temperance Hall , Dublin Street & New Street , Longford
internal changes to the first floor layout of No 20 Dublin Street, Longford Town and for the change of use of the first floor from residential (2 x No.flats) to commercial accommodation ancillary to the ground floor shop and pharmacy
20 Dublin Street , Longford Town , Longford
repairs to roof and rainwater goods including replacement of existing cast iron gutters with cast aluminium where required, a protected structure
St Joseph's Temperance Hall , Dublin Street and New Street , Co. Longford
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