Tom Halpin Steel, Grangemills, Newcastle Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin

Redevelopment of the existing two storey over basement protected mill structure – the structure is noted as 'No.118 – 12th Lock Grand Canal, Ballymakaily – stone two storey industrial building' in the South Dublin County Council Development Plan 2010-2016 and as a structure no. 11204054 on NIAH ( National inventory of Architectural Heritage). The redevelopment will consist of the sub-division of the existing unit into 3 units as follows: (a) 2 4-bedroom houses, (b) a retail unit, (c) a coffee shop and associated gallery, permission for an alternative optional sewage treatment to the existing septic tank system is proposed as an alternative option to the existing system on site, permission to remove existing barrel style roof with replacement of a replication of the original pitched slated roof and all associated site works.

Grange Mills, 12th Lock, Newcastle Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin.

The proposed development consists of the demolition and removal of two vacant and derelict industrial sheds to the rear of the protected structure (RPS Ref: 118 Two Storey Industrial Building at 12th Lock, Grand Canal Lucan) and the change of use of a large industrial storage building into a film production studio with associated facilities. The proposed works includes changes to the existing façade and the relocation of the existing ESB substation. The proposal also includes improvements to the public realm along the R120 which consist of the removal of the existing security fencing and the separation of the existing pedestrian pathway and cycling lane. A method statement for the demolition of the two sheds and an Architectural Heritage Impact Assessment are included as part of this application.

Site at 12th Lock, Grand Canal Lucan, Co. Dublin

Refurbishment of existing mill building for use as offices including part demolition, new entrance lobby and ancillary site development work, including new sewage treatment plant and percolation area with vehicle access from existing entrance on Newcastle Road.

Twelfth Lock, Newcastle Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin.

Laying out and use of land for sports (GAA games) where no charge is made for admission of the public to the land. Layout as shown on attached sketches; existing grassed area to be extended over existing carpark area; average depth of clean soil to be laid over existing carpark is approx.0.8m to tie in with levels of existing grassed area; area to be landscaped 4,300sq.m; volume of soil 3,500m3 approx; clean soil to be imported from adjacent SDCC road scheme on R120 currently underway.

12th Lock, Lucan, Co. Dublin.

To retain entrance gate to farmyard.

The Grange, Newcastle Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin.

Necessary remedial repairs, maintenance and upgrades of services, which do not materially affect the character of the structure. No new works or alterations are proposed.

'Omers', Lock Keepers Cottage, Ballymakaily, Newcastle Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin

For 2 ball alleys.

Lucan Sarsfield G.A.A. Club, 12th Lock, Newcastle Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin

Change of use for part ancillary rooms to new public bar area and alteration of window to new bay window at rear.

Lucan Pitch & Putt Club, 12th Lock, Newcastle Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin.

Construction of a 145m x 85m all-weather pitch; mesh fencing; ball stop netting; 8 16m high lighting masts; floodlights and all associated works.

12th Lock, Ballymakaily, Newcastle Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin

Permission and Retention permission for development at this site (total c. 0.42 ha) at Maxol Service Station, Newcastle Road, Adamstown, Lucan, Co. Dublin, K78 X4E1 (c. 0.29 ha) and the adjoining unused lands (c. 0.13 ha) to the south located at the junction of Newcastle Road and the Adamstown Industrial Estate access road. The development for which permission is sought will consist of: Change of use and incorporation of the unused lands (c. 0.13 ha) into the service station site and removal of the intervening boundary; Construction of an EV Charging Hub (consisting of 6 No. EV charging car parking spaces, canopy, substation and ancillary plant, and associated signage (6 No. x 2.5 sq m above the charging spaces, and 2 No. x 9.5 sq m single-sided internally illuminated totem signs)); Revisions to the overall site layout (resulting in the provisions of 33 No. car parking spaces (an increase of 15 No. car parking spaces) excluding the EV Hub spaces), motorbike and bicycle parking, alterations to vehicular circulation, relocation of air and water services, offset fills, vents and associated chambers; Provision of replacement foul water treatment plant with associated plant and percolation area, foul drain infrastructure for future connection to foul sewer, and new external lighting; changes to levels, hard and soft landscaping including revised boundary treatments, associated site servicing (water supply, foul and surface water drainage including surface water attenuation measures), all other associated site development works above and below ground. Development for which retention permission is sought consists of: An external gas tank with associated enclosure; Extensions to the filling station building comprising an entrance porch / lobby area (13 sq m) and back of house extension (34 sq m); Alterations to the internal layout of the building including the incorporation of a c. 48 sq m back of house area into the front of house area, increasing circulation spaces; Extended café/restaurant for the sale of hot and cold food for consumption both on and off the premises (from 32 sq m to 42.5 sq m), including a change of use to restaurant use of a 20 sq m area. The permitted café seating area (50 sq m) and the net retail area (100 sq m, including a 12.5 sq m ancillary off licence) will remain unchanged.

Maxol Service Station Site, Newcastle Road, Adamstown, Co. Dublin, K78 X4E1