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Oristown,, Kells,, Co. Meath., C15FF97

Pending

Planning application 2661164

Meath - Meath County Council

live from the council registerThis application is on Meath 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

retention of a development used for emergency residential accommodation/refuge for families comprising

  1. 1)
    change of use of detached storey and a half dwellinghouse (known as “Forest View”) to 2 No. one bedroom apartments and retention of single storey extension to rear of same
  2. 2)
    change of use of detached single storey dwellinghouse (Known as “The Mews”) to 2 No. one bedroom apartments
  3. 3)
    change of use of detached agricultural building (known as “Chestnut Lodge”) to one bedroom apartment, management office, communal room and service room at ground floor level and 2 No. one bedroom apartments at first floor level
  4. 4)
    change of use of detached two storey dwellinghouse (known as “Lerrigh House”) to 2 No. two bedroom apartments
  5. 5)
    detached single storey one bedroom apartment (known as “Little Oak”)
  6. 6)
    detached single storey two bedroom apartment (known as “Fairy Fort”)
  7. 7)
    detached single storey communal building (known as “Rainbow Room”), 8) 2 No. detached single storey communal laundry/bike storage buildings
  8. 9)
    communal polytunnel
  9. 10)
    detached 4 bedroom Dormer style building (known as “Orchard View”), 11) 2 No. waste water treatment systems & percolation areas serving the development and all associated site development works
View the full application file on the council's planning portal →

Application Details

Location
Oristown,, Kells,, Co. Meath., C15FF97
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
N/A
Planning Authority
Meath County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
N/A
Status
N/A
Decision
Pending

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