(i) demolition of the existing single-storey detached dwelling and associated structures…
Ballyeelinan , Ardmore , Co. Waterford
Proposed development
(i) demolition of the existing single-storey detached dwelling and associated structures on the site; (ii) construction of a new detached, single-storey replacement dwelling, incorporating an internal courtyard, a combination of pitched roof forms with limited flat roof elements; (iii) works to the existing private laneway and site entrance, including upgrading of the internal driveway and on-site circulation areas; (iv) all associated site works, including boundary treatments, landscaping, planting, terraces, drainage, foul and surface water services, on-site wastewater treatment system, water supply, and; (v) all ancillary development works necessary to facilitate the proposed development. A Natura Impact Statement (NIS) accompanies the application.
What happens next
Permission was refused on 29 Apr 2026. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.
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