St Josephs National School, Halverstown, Kilcullen

the installation of an external back-up generator and associated compound with paladin fencing and connection to existing electrical chamber and all other associated site development and landscaping works

for (i) the construction of a car wash facility, comprising of one automatic wash bay, associated car wash plant room and payment terminal, (ii) the installation of an above ground self-bunded MGO tank to east of the existing HGV fuel forecourt, (iii) the relocation of existing air/water/vacuum service area, (iv) the provision of new road markings and, (v) all other associated site drainage, site development and landscaping works

for a high-power electric vehicle charging hub and associated infrastructure, consisting of the following: (i) installation of 20no. electric vehicle charging bays and 10no. charging points, (ii) Installation of new canopy with associated illuminated signage (iii) new modular ESB Substation, (iv) associated revisions to existing landscaped area including relocated lighting columns, the provision of new lighting columns, new road markings and pedestrian walk way and, (v) all other associated drainage and site development works

for (i) an increase in the total permitted intake of soil and stone and broken rock to the existing licensed soil recovery facility at Halverstown, Kilcullen, Co. Kildare (Planning Ref: 18/453), from 1.2 million tonnes to 2.06 million tonnes and (ii) an extension to the life of the existing facility of 3 years (to December 2029) in order to accommodate the additional soil and stone intake. These works, which are required to implement a revised backfilling and restoration scheme for the former sand and gravel pit will also provide for (i) continued shared use of existing, co-located site facilities, structures and infrastructure (including the site office, staff welfare facilities, weighbridge (with dedicated office), wheelwash, hardstand areas, fuel storage tanks and site access road); (ii) continued soil and stone intake at a rate of up to 300,000 tonnes per annum, of which no more than 95,000 tonnes (per annum) will be managed as waste; (iii) continued separation of any construction and demolition waste (principally concrete, metal, timber, PVC pipework and plastic) inadvertently imported to the facility, prior to removal off-site to authorised waste disposal or recovery facilities; (iv) continued use of a section of the existing concrete block curing shed as a waste inspection and quarantine facility; (v) continued environmental monitoring of noise, dust and groundwater for the duration of the site recovery and restoration activities and for a short period thereafter (and in accordance with current EPA waste licence requirements); (vi) continued temporary stockpiling of topsoil pending its re-use as cover material for final restoration of the site; and (vii) ultimate restoration of the modified final landform to native woodland and grassland habitats. An Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIAR) and Natura Impact Statement (NIS) have been prepared in respect of this Planning Application. The proposed development requires a waste licence review from the Environmental Protection Agency

construction of one modular classroom together with all its associated site works. Revised by Significant Further Information which consists of retention permission for the foundations to the proposed modular building and for the partially constructed canopy walkway. Planning Permission is sought to complete the walkway and install the modular classroom

for construction of one module classroom together with all its associated site works