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1. Murphy Developments Ltd

-The development will consist of the refurbishment and adaptive reuse of the former church (c. 740 sq.m) (most recently in use as a lighting showroom and warehouse), as a micro distillery and visitor centre (c. 491 sq.m) (including a tasting area; exhibition and merchandise area (including sale of whiskey for consumption off the premises); distillation equipment; plant; ancillary staff and storage facilities. The works include the construction of a glass spire to match the proportions of the original spire (maximum height of 36.3 m above ground level) requiring the removal of non-original lead flashing covering the top of the remaining portion of the spire. Removal of non-original internal fabric of the former church including: internal walls; glazed internal lobby; doors and joinery; floors, ceilings and associated structural steelwork; internal stairs; ducts; pipes and plaster. Removal of non-original material including structural supports and panelling around the gallery and modesty screen, to reveal the remaining original fabric. Restoration of the original  gallery structure and modesty screen. Construction of a new cast iron column, to match original existing column on the ground floor to support the gallery above. Removal of non-original concrete ramp to west of the former church, restoration of stone steps and provision of new removable ramp. Removable of modern infill from the stone buttresses and, where required, application of new limestone. Removal of concrete block infill from original windows. Repair or, if required, replace stone tracery and leaded glass. Repair external timber doors where possible and remove modern additions. Restore and clean stone exterior of former church, including: walls, dressings, tracery, finials and internal stone stairs cases. Repair or, if required, replace: roof slates, flashing, ridge pieces and rainwater goods. Application of new lime plaster to internal walls. Internal timber trusses to be cleaned and decorated. Construction of new first floor structure (c. 12 sq.m) in the Vestry roof to accommodate plant. Construction of new stone ground floor above the existing non-original floor slab and a new raised stone floor in the Chancel and South Transept to accommodate services below. Construction of new air handling ducting suspended beneath existing trusses and new c. 600 mm diameter opes in internal walls (between the Chancel and the Vestry) to accommodate same. Construction of 2 no. new c. 600 mm diameter opes in the Vestry roof to accommodate air extract exhausts with cowls (c. 600 mm and 1500 mm above roof level); 1 no. new c. 800 mm diameter ope to north facade for air intake duct; and 2 no. new c. 300 mm diameter opes in southern facade to allow for grain intake and spent grain extract. Demolition of the existing single storey, partially sunken plant enclosure abutting the northeast walls of the former church (c.12 sq.m) and the construction in its place of a 2 level plant enclosure (c. 58 sq.m across two levels) and internal and external access ladders. Construction of a single storey barrel filling room (c. 11 sq.m) abutting the east wall of the Vestry., including new sump. Relocation of electrical meter to the Vestry. Construction of a detached, screened single storey enclosure for coolers (c. 15 sq.m) located to the south-east of the former church. Remove the oil tank located to the northwest of the former church and demolish the associated walls. The development also consists of the removal of non-original fabric across the site including: internal site fencing and gates; signage; tarmac; modern external light fittings and lamp standards; modern dwarf walls around graves. Railings; Front Entrance Gates; Gate Piers; the development will consist of the repair (and where necessary replacement) and painting of the railings at the front of the site. Removal of the modern gate and its replacement with an automated inward opening gate, to match the railings. Removal of modern light fittings from railings. Repair and clean stone wall, plinth, coping and gate piers.

Nos. 123-124 James’s Street:

– The development will consist of the demolition of the existing two storey building (c. 134 sq.m) (including a ground floor commercial unit and a first floor residential apartment (c. 60 sq.m); and the construction of a part-four, part-five storey visitor centre including: reception, exhibition space, ancillary visitor and staff facilities, and ancillary offices (c. 331 sq.m). The development will also consist of: all hard and soft landscaping, including soakaways, changes to levels, signage; external lighting; seating; and all associated development above and below ground.

-The development will consist of the refurbishment and adaptive reuse of the former church (c. 740 sq.m) (most recently in use as a lighting showroom and warehouse), as a micro distillery and visitor centre (c. 491 sq.m) (including a tasting area; exhibition and merchandise area (including sale of whiskey for consumption off the premises); distillation equipment; plant; ancillary staff and storage facilities. The works include the construction of a glass spire to match the proportions of the original spire (maximum height of 36.3 m above ground level) requiring the removal of non-original lead flashing covering the top of the remaining portion of the spire. Removal of non-original internal fabric of the former church including: internal walls; glazed internal lobby; doors and joinery; floors, ceilings and associated structural steelwork; internal stairs; ducts; pipes and plaster. Removal of non-original material including structural supports and panelling around the gallery and modesty screen, to reveal the remaining original fabric. Restoration of the original  gallery structure and modesty screen. Construction of a new cast iron column, to match original existing column on the ground floor to support the gallery above. Removal of non-original concrete ramp to west of the former church, restoration of stone steps and provision of new removable ramp. Removable of modern infill from the stone buttresses and, where required, application of new limestone. Removal of concrete block infill from original windows. Repair or, if required, replace stone tracery and leaded glass. Repair external timber doors where possible and remove modern additions. Restore and clean stone exterior of former church, including: walls, dressings, tracery, finials and internal stone stairs cases. Repair or, if required, replace: roof slates, flashing, ridge pieces and rainwater goods. Application of new lime plaster to internal walls. Internal timber trusses to be cleaned and decorated. Construction of new first floor structure (c. 12 sq.m) in the Vestry roof to accommodate plant. Construction of new stone ground floor above the existing non-original floor slab and a new raised stone floor in the Chancel and South Transept to accommodate services below. Construction of new air handling ducting suspended beneath existing trusses and new c. 600 mm diameter opes in internal walls (between the Chancel and the Vestry) to accommodate same. Construction of 2 no. new c. 600 mm diameter opes in the Vestry roof to accommodate air extract exhausts with cowls (c. 600 mm and 1500 mm above roof level); 1 no. new c. 800 mm diameter ope to north facade for air intake duct; and 2 no. new c. 300 mm diameter opes in southern facade to allow for grain intake and spent grain extract. Demolition of the existing single storey, partially sunken plant enclosure abutting the northeast walls of the former church (c.12 sq.m) and the construction in its place of a 2 level plant enclosure (c. 58 sq.m across two levels) and internal and external access ladders. Construction of a single storey barrel filling room (c. 11 sq.m) abutting the east wall of the Vestry., including new sump. Relocation of electrical meter to the Vestry. Construction of a detached, screened single storey enclosure for coolers (c. 15 sq.m) located to the south-east of the former church. Remove the oil tank located to the northwest of the former church and demolish the associated walls. The development also consists of the removal of non-original fabric across the site including: internal site fencing and gates; signage; tarmac; modern external light fittings and lamp standards; modern dwarf walls around graves. Railings; Front Entrance Gates; Gate Piers; the development will consist of the repair (and where necessary replacement) and painting of the railings at the front of the site. Removal of the modern gate and its replacement with an automated inward opening gate, to match the railings. Removal of modern light fittings from railings. Repair and clean stone wall, plinth, coping and gate piers.

Nos. 123-124 James’s Street:

– The development will consist of the demolition of the existing two storey building (c. 134 sq.m) (including a ground floor commercial unit and a first floor residential apartment (c. 60 sq.m); and the construction of a part-four, part-five storey visitor centre including: reception, exhibition space, ancillary visitor and staff facilities, and ancillary offices (c. 331 sq.m). The development will also consist of: all hard and soft landscaping, including soakaways, changes to levels, signage; external lighting; seating; and all associated development above and below ground.

1. To the north elevation (facing Le Broquay Avenue):

(a) enlarge two existing single swing doors to form new openings to receive roller shutter doors, each measuring 4000 wide x 5050 mm high.

(b) Form 4 further openings – 2 to receive roller shutter doors each measuring 4000 mm wide x 5050 mm high and 2 to receive  new single swing doors each measuring 1000 mm wide x 2100 mm high.

(c) Alterations to existing site including kerbing, surfacing and site services.

2. To the north elevation: erect 2 illuminated signs, sign one measuring 4.185 m x 1.275 m and sign two measuring 3.0 m x 0.45 m.
3. To the south elevation (facing Henry Road) erect 2 illuminated signs, sign one measuring 17.3 m x 1 m and sign two measuring 3.3 m x 0.5 m.
4. Internally – amendments include the relocation of an existing mezzanine structure to incorporate an office, modify the existing offices, reception area and staff accommodation.

-at no. 29, 3 no. apartments ( 1 no. 1 bedroom apartment; 2 no. 2 bedroom duplex apartments)

– at no. 30, 3 no. apartments ( 1 no. 1 bedroom apartment, 2 no. 2 bedroom duplex apartments)

-at no. 31, 5 no. apartments (4 no. 1 bedroom apartments; 1 no. 2 bedroom duplex apartment);

-addition of a new pitched roof storey/ floor height to 29, 30 and 31;

– alterations and demolitions to existing plans and elevations;

– internal circulation including shared stairways and lift;

– single-storey communal bin and bike storage;

– landscaped areas;

– roof mounted solar panels;

– new external and internal signage;

– new connection to existing site services;

– and all ancillary site development works above and below ground.

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1. a) The demolition of two detached single storey houses, and
2. b) i) The construction of four terraced, two bedroom dormer houses with each house having vehicular access from Cromwellsfort Road and pedestrian access from the laneway to the rear. (ii) Ancillary works associated with the proposed dwellings.

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Dr. Pearse Lyons

-The development will consist of the refurbishment and adaptive reuse of the former church (c. 740 sq.m) (most recently in use as a lighting showroom and warehouse), as a micro distillery and visitor centre (c. 491 sq.m) (including a tasting area; exhibition and merchandise area (including sale of whiskey for consumption off the premises); distillation equipment; plant; ancillary staff and storage facilities. The works include the construction of a glass spire to match the proportions of the original spire (maximum height of 36.3 m above ground level) requiring the removal of non-original lead flashing covering the top of the remaining portion of the spire. Removal of non-original internal fabric of the former church including: internal walls; glazed internal lobby; doors and joinery; floors, ceilings and associated structural steelwork; internal stairs; ducts; pipes and plaster. Removal of non-original material including structural supports and panelling around the gallery and modesty screen, to reveal the remaining original fabric. Restoration of the original  gallery structure and modesty screen. Construction of a new cast iron column, to match original existing column on the ground floor to support the gallery above. Removal of non-original concrete ramp to west of the former church, restoration of stone steps and provision of new removable ramp. Removable of modern infill from the stone buttresses and, where required, application of new limestone. Removal of concrete block infill from original windows. Repair or, if required, replace stone tracery and leaded glass. Repair external timber doors where possible and remove modern additions. Restore and clean stone exterior of former church, including: walls, dressings, tracery, finials and internal stone stairs cases. Repair or, if required, replace: roof slates, flashing, ridge pieces and rainwater goods. Application of new lime plaster to internal walls. Internal timber trusses to be cleaned and decorated. Construction of new first floor structure (c. 12 sq.m) in the Vestry roof to accommodate plant. Construction of new stone ground floor above the existing non-original floor slab and a new raised stone floor in the Chancel and South Transept to accommodate services below. Construction of new air handling ducting suspended beneath existing trusses and new c. 600 mm diameter opes in internal walls (between the Chancel and the Vestry) to accommodate same. Construction of 2 no. new c. 600 mm diameter opes in the Vestry roof to accommodate air extract exhausts with cowls (c. 600 mm and 1500 mm above roof level); 1 no. new c. 800 mm diameter ope to north facade for air intake duct; and 2 no. new c. 300 mm diameter opes in southern facade to allow for grain intake and spent grain extract. Demolition of the existing single storey, partially sunken plant enclosure abutting the northeast walls of the former church (c.12 sq.m) and the construction in its place of a 2 level plant enclosure (c. 58 sq.m across two levels) and internal and external access ladders. Construction of a single storey barrel filling room (c. 11 sq.m) abutting the east wall of the Vestry., including new sump. Relocation of electrical meter to the Vestry. Construction of a detached, screened single storey enclosure for coolers (c. 15 sq.m) located to the south-east of the former church. Remove the oil tank located to the northwest of the former church and demolish the associated walls. The development also consists of the removal of non-original fabric across the site including: internal site fencing and gates; signage; tarmac; modern external light fittings and lamp standards; modern dwarf walls around graves. Railings; Front Entrance Gates; Gate Piers; the development will consist of the repair (and where necessary replacement) and painting of the railings at the front of the site. Removal of the modern gate and its replacement with an automated inward opening gate, to match the railings. Removal of modern light fittings from railings. Repair and clean stone wall, plinth, coping and gate piers.

Nos. 123-124 James’s Street:

– The development will consist of the demolition of the existing two storey building (c. 134 sq.m) (including a ground floor commercial unit and a first floor residential apartment (c. 60 sq.m); and the construction of a part-four, part-five storey visitor centre including: reception, exhibition space, ancillary visitor and staff facilities, and ancillary offices (c. 331 sq.m). The development will also consist of: all hard and soft landscaping, including soakaways, changes to levels, signage; external lighting; seating; and all associated development above and below ground.

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