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Convent Hill, Ballina,, Co. Mayo,, F26R928

Pending

Planning application 2660730

Mayo - Mayo County Council

live from the council registerThis application is on Mayo County Council's own register and has not yet reached the national planning dataset, which runs a fortnight or more behind. Some details, such as the map and site boundary, appear once it does.

Proposed Development

Permission is sought by CH Care Services Limited for permission for the following at Convent Hill, Ballina, Co. Mayo within the curtilage of a protected structure, being the Convent of the Immaculate Conception, Reg No 31204001, listed as a protected structure on the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage (NIAH) for the following:

  1. (a)
    Change of use of lower ground floor of former secondary school into three (3) x two (2) bed apartments, five (5) x one (1) bed apartments, Ground floor creche and accessible toilet, common access routes, service rooms, mechanical rooms and storage.
  2. (b)
    Change of use of upper ground floor of former secondary school to seven (7) x studio apartments, seven (7) x one (1) bed apartments, five (5) x two (2) bed apartments, common access routes, service rooms, mechanical rooms and storage.
  3. (c)
    Material alterations to the existing internal layout of lower and upper ground floors, elevations and site curtilage of former secondary school.
  4. (d)
    Construction of six (6) detached bungalow dwellings, thirty two (32) semi-detached two storey dwellings along with associated access roads, parking, footpaths, green areas, services and boundary finishes.
  5. (e)
    All associated ancillary works related to the proposed development.
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Application Details

Location
Convent Hill, Ballina,, Co. Mayo,, F26R928
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
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Planning Authority
Mayo County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
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Status
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Decision
Pending

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