24/6501

Permission for the demolition of their existing stables and derelict farm buildings, and for planning permission for the construction of 2 new stable barns, 2 all-weather paddocks & associated fencing, loading ramp, hardstanding area, site fencing, re-alignment of internal road and all associated site development works including new effluent tank and new septic tank and percolation area.

Refused

Core Refusal Reason

The proposed demolition would result in the loss of significant heritage assets and vernacular buildings that contribute to the local character, materially contravening specific conservation policies of the Cork County Development Plan 2022.

Decision Maker's Conclusion

  • The structures and masonry walls identified for demolition are present on historic Ordnance Survey maps and constitute important heritage assets that contribute to the area's architectural and cultural character.
  • The proposal fails to meet the presumption in favour of the retention and reuse of vernacular buildings as set out in the Development Plan objectives.
  • The demolition would materially contravene policy objectives HE 16-6, HE 16-16, and HE 16-19, making the development contrary to the proper planning and sustainable development of the area.

Cited Policies (CDP)

HE 16-6HE 16-16HE 16-19

Decision Document Summary

The application sought permission for the demolition of existing stables and derelict farm buildings at Sandville Stud, Glanworth, Co. Cork. The planning authority refused the proposal on heritage grounds, noting that the structures are featured on historic Ordnance Survey maps and are protected under the Cork County Development Plan 2022. The decision emphasizes the requirement to protect and enhance vernacular buildings and non-structural heritage elements, concluding that the loss of these as...
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