The following development consisting of (a) the construction of a 3 storey extension…
St. Mary's Secondary School, Mallow, Co. Cork, P51 PY04
Proposed development
The following development consisting of (a) the construction of a 3 storey extension to existing post primary school, connected by new link covered walkway at first floor level. Total proposed development floor area is 2802 sqm, comprising of general classrooms, admin area, and supported education unit plus ancillary staff/student facilities with external student areas, access road, parking and drop off facilities. Development to include PV Panel installation at roof level, Heat Pump enclosure, LPG Tank enclosure. Overall site area is 2.06 Ha (b) removal of existing temporary classroom accommodation along with all related service, and reinstatement of staff car parking on vacated area, removal of temporary parking facilities to ballcourt area, 2 new accessible parking spaces (c) installation of 3 no. flag poles on concrete plinth to front of existing school plus all associated site works.
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