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Situated east of Lott Lane and north of the existing Wellfield, pre-validation application no.23466
50 houses – 1no. five bedroom 17 no. four bedroom, 30 no. three bedroom and 2 no. two bedroom units; a new vehicular access is proposed off Lott Lane which will serve a new distributor road along the north of the site; the proposed development is to the south of the distributor road and contains
(i) construction of a residential development comprising 12 No. Houses (2 No. House Type A- two-storey, with attic level accommodation, three-bedroom semi-detached dwelling with rear garden and 2 no. rooflights:
Lott Lane, Kilcoole
t’s been quite for a few months now on the planning front over in 
Kilcoole, but all that looks set to change.
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a central public open space, on which a foul sewer pumping station is proposed; associated site development, landscaping and boundary treatments are proposed; all on a site of 3.24 hectares; a Natura Impact Statement has been prepared in respect of the proposed development.
attic level accommodation, three-bedroom detached dwelling with rear garden and 2 no. rooflights: and 3 No. House type E – two-storey, with attic level accommodation, three-bedroom terraced dwelling with rear garden and 2 no. rooflights) and, (ii) all ancillary works inclusive of new vehicular entrance off existing road to the south of the site, internal access road/footpaths, landscaping, boundary treatments and SuDS drainage, necessary to facilitate the development. 
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Well looks like Kilcoole Village is surely becoming a town. I remember there as a child and it was quite quaint and when Glenroe was filmed there it was a lovely place to be. The rural parts of Kilcoole, Kilquade, Delgany and Kilpedder are on the way out unfortunately. Its really sad to see the demise of the community spirit and neighbourlyness gone in its place housing estates, new motorways, and dangerous country roads where traffic passes every other minute. We’ll soon have no fields left or hedgerows.