Development consisting of maintenance of the existing shop as a retail unit to let…
Old Shop Rathlee , Rathlee , Co Sligo
Proposed development
Development consisting of maintenance of the existing shop as a retail unit to let, to repair and extend the roof over the shop to join the main house, relocate the existing front garden wall inwards to allow the street footpath to continue across the front of the site, to mark the existing parking to the front to formalise two car spaces plus one accessible space. Application for tea-room street furniture to the front, conversion of the existing street front workshop to a professional kitchen, adding 0.89m to the roof level to allow for a mezzanine storage level, maintaining the rear ground floor storage and conversion of its first floor storage to studio apartment for staff, extending the coal shed to be toilet facilities for the Tea Rooms. Change-of-use of the existing house to a B&B plus staff facilities to include staff room, showers, kitchenette, and all ancillary site works including new percolation areas, rainwater harvesting and drainage.
What happens next
The application was withdrawn by the applicant.
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