Planning application · Wexford County Council

A) 1993 Classroom Block Building: The proposed works comprise the upgrading…

Esmonde St, Gorey, Co. Wexford, Y25 W525

EXD01309 · WexfordIn Assessment
Reference
EXD01309
Planning authority
Wexford County Council
Received
4 Mar 2026
Decided
27 Mar 2026
Status
In Assessment

Proposed development

A) 1993 Classroom Block Building: The proposed works comprise the upgrading of the external wall fabric through the installation of cavity bead insulation within existing wall cavities where feasible, upgrading of insulated aluminium panels where present, application of external wall insulation systems with rendered finish to all external elevations including over blockwork finishes and Forticrete finishes. The system is mechanically fixed to the existing wall fabric. The existing concrete window sills are to be locally adjusted to allow the insulation to return to window level. A proprietary insulated metal oversill system is to be installed to maintain weathering and visual definition. The proposed works further include the replacement of existing window units with new double glazed thermally broken, aluminium-framed windows. Exterior doors of the building are to be replaced with new double-glazed thermally broken aluminium doors. The proposed replacement windows and doors will match the existing openings in size, proportion and position. The works do not involve any increase in building height alteration to footprint or massing, or the creation of new openings. B) 1993 Gym Building: The proposed works comprise the upgrading of the external wall fabric through the installation of cavity bead insulation within existing wall cavities where feasible and the application of external wall insulation systems with rendered finish to all external elevations. The system is mechanically fixed to the existing wall fabric. The existing concrete window sills are to be locally adjusted to allow the insulation to return to window level. A proprietary insulated metal oversill system is to be installed to maintain weathering and visual definition. The proposed works further include the replacement of existing window units with new thermally broken aluminium-framed double-glazed windows. Exterior doors of the building are to be replaced with new double-glazed thermally broken aluminium doors. The proposed replacement windows and doors will match the existing openings in size, proportion and position. The works do not involve any increase in building height. alteration to footprint or massing, or the creation of new openings. C) 2002 Building: The proposed works comprise the installation of cavity bead insulation within existing wall cavities. The proposed works further include the replacement of window units with new thermally broken, double-glazed aluminium-framed windows. Exterior doors of the building are to be replaced with new double-glazed thermally broken aluminium doors. The proposed replacement windows and doors will match the existing openings in size, proportion and position. The works do not involve any increase in building height, alteration to footprint or massing, or the creation of new openings. D) 2009 Building: The proposed works comprise the installation of cavity bead insulation within existing wall cavities. The works do not involve any increase in building height, alteration to footprint or massing, alterations to external building fabric or the creation of new openings. E) 2012 Building: The proposed works comprise the installation of cavity bead insulation within existing wall cavities. The works do not involve any increase in building height, alteration to footprint or massing, alterations to external building fabric or the creation of new openings. Across all three buildings, the proposed works constitute repair, maintenance and improvement of existing structures and do not materially affect their external appearance, character or special interest

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