Carrigower Farm, Carrigower, Kilpedder

existing dwelling as constructed and all associated site works. Full Planning permission is being sought for the following:(A) The change of use (removal of condition 2 of Planning Reg 04/1256) from restricted use to use by all classes of persons and (B) For 2 no new velux rooflights to rear roof of property to provide means of escape in compliance with part B TGB to loft areas

1.Retention permission is being sought for existing dwelling as constructed and all associated site works.2. Full Planning permission is being sought for the following:(A) The change of use (removal of condition 2 of Planning Reg 04/1256) from restricted use to use by all classes of persons and (B) For 2 no new velux rooflights to rear roof of property to provide means of escape in compliance with part B TGB to loft areas

alterations to previously approved planning register reference 20/141 which comprises of (A). The removal of the existing outbuilding stone structure and relocation of the independent living unit ('Granny Flat') in its place. (B). Provision of 1 no. new waste water treatment system and percolation area to current EPA standards for the existing dwelling and proposed Granny Flat along with all associated site development works

(A) the removal of the existing outbuilding stone structure and relocation of the independent living unit ('Granny Flat') in its place. (B) Provision of 1 no. new waste water treatment system and percolation area to current EPA standards for the existing dwelling and proposed Granny Flat along with all associated site development works

revised house type to that previously approved under planning reference 17/942, new vehicular entrance onto public road, bored well, effluent disposal system to EPA guidelines and associated site works

importation of topsoil for screening, prior to being distributed offsite for landscaping purposes. The proposal also includes the importation of clean concrete from construction and demolition projects. This concrete will be crushed for reuse as aggregates. A maximum of 24,500 tonnes of materials will be accepted per annum. As part of the proposed development, an eco-welfare pod including site office will be provided as well as an impermeable concrete pad for the storage of crushed concrete and associated drainage and drainage filter and all ancillary works. A Waste Facility Permit (WFP) is required for this activity and an application for a WFP will be submitted to Wicklow County Council following grant of Planning Permission