GrantedRetentionDecided 28 July 2016

Jordanstown, Paulstown, Co. Kilkenny

Retention of various alterations and additions made to the M9 Junction 7 Motorway Service Area.

16230 · Kilkenny County Council · Lodged 19 April 2016

Reference: 16230
Authority: Kilkenny County Council
Register status: Decided
Type: RETENTION
Received: 19 April 2016

Summary

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Retention permission is sought for multiple alterations to the existing motorway service area. This includes additional floor area, a covered external play area, a new store building, a 24-hour disabled toilet block, revised canopy designs, and changes to the parking and forecourt layout.

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Development description

Retention permission to retain alterations made to motorway service area at m9, junction 7, jordanstown, paulstown, co. Kilkenny, planning permission ref. No. 14/238, an bord pleanala ref. No. 10.243782. The retention relates to provision of additional floor area ( 29m2), including alterations to proposed internal floor layouts, provision of covered external playing area in lieu of internal play area, minor changes to the elevations of the building including finishes, fenestration, rooflights and signage, fire escape stairs to rear of premises, all site signage, the conversion of the uncovered storage area to a store building (30m2) with plant provided to the roof, additional service area (13m2), the construction of a 24 hour disabled toilet block (7m2), revised canopy design over main fuelling area and provision of new canopy over truck fuelling area, esb substation, gas tank base. Retention is also sought for alterations made to the layout of the development including revised parking/circulation areas and revised forecourt layout, provision of additional 3 no. Coach parking spaces, revised storm drainage layout including enlarged stormwater attentuation pond in lieu of permeable paving, together with all associated site development works

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Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
Address	Date	Price	Distance
Boherbee, Paulstown, Kilkenny	May 2025	€440,000	287 m
33 Whitehall, Paulstown, Kilkenny	Jan 2026	€260,000	415 m
19 The Whitehall, Paulstwon, Kilkenny	Jul 2026	€345,000	434 m
30 An Choill Rua, Paulstown, Kilkenny	Jul 2025	€395,000	469 m

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Application received19 April 2016
Further information requested7 June 2016
Further information received8 July 2016
Decision due4 August 2016
Decision issued28 July 2016
Grant issued30 August 2016
Permission expiry29 August 2021

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