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Home My WebLink About2620 - Validation Check Listxxxi-4-8 xxxii-5 Name Sean & Hannah McDonnell, Dunelty, Inniskeen, Carrickmacross, Co. Monaghan VALIDATION CHECKLIST 1. Application Form • Fully completed and signed 5A • Development description corresponds F2 with newspaper notice • Contact Information Sheet completed • Townland Spelling 5/ • EIAR Required Na • ETA Portal Confirmation Notice n/a 2. Fee • Outline Full Permission 12 Permission Consequent after Outline Retention liii • Basis of calculation checked LEZ 3. Press Notice • Newspaper notice one copy circulating in area • Within 14 days of publication of Newspaper notice • Name of applicant 0 • Nature of application • Description of nature and extend of development FV • Includes Townland / postal address EV • Protected structure n/aIJ • Environmental Impact Assessment Na • Natura Impact Assessment Na • Integrated Pollution Prevention Control n�a • Waste Licence n/a • Application can be inspected / purchased at offices of Council • Submission period within 5 weeks NA 4. Site Notice • Site notice one copy received • Within 14 days of submission of application • Name of applicant • Nature of application • Development description corresponds with newspaper notice • Application can be inspected / Council purchased at offices of • Submission period within 5 weeks LZ • Date erected 0 • Signed 0 • Located at/near public road entrance • Yellow if within 6 months of previous n/a 5. Site Layout Plan • Six copies required at scale of 1:500 EV • Position of proposed development • Boundary of site delineated in red & corresponds with boundary on location map • Distance from boundaries of site 54 Indicated • North Point indicated 5z • On site / adjacent features shown • Sight distances from entrance indicated & legal agreement if necessary • Treatment works shown EZ • Contours/levels on plan 6. Site Location Map • Six copies 1:1000 (urban) or 1.2500 (rural) • Boundary of site in red F0 • Land ownership in blue • Ordnance Survey Reference 52 • Location of Site Notice Indicated N1 • North Point • Wayleaves in yellow FV 7. Structural Drawings/Plans • Six copies of plans l :100 IV • Floor plans, elevations & sections with dimensions • Overall height of structure on all elevations and sections • Dimensions of structure in metric N1 • Extension or alterations marked/ coloured to distinguish from existing • Features of contiguous structures Indicated 8. Site Characterisation Form required • Yes F0 No 9. Part V Compliance Proposals • Yes No = N/A • Section 97 Certificate of exemption Yes = No • Copy of Section 97 Certificate Application Yes No El Signed: Date: 31/03/2026 10. Group Water Scheme • G.W.S letter received (Existing GWS) n!a 11. Conservation n/a • Protected structure • Architectural conservation area n/a • Archaeological conservation area n/a • Protected monument n/a • Natural Heritage Area n/a • Natura 2000 site n/a • Amenity Area n/a • Area Under Strong Urban n/a Influence • Remaining Rural Area FV • Flooding Area n1a 12. Landowners • Landowners letter of consent n/a • Evidence of ownership 13. Public Road Information • Public Road No. I L-4620-0 (LP) 14. Planning History 15. Other Notes Stronger Rural Area Refer file for reports to: Municipal District F2 Environmental Health Officer Environment Section LIII Roads Design Section 0 Chief Fire Officer 0 Heritage Officer Built Heritage Section 0 Housing Section Flooding Section Planning County Veterinarian Irish Water F1 Transport Infrastructure Ireland F7 Roisin Moore DHLGH Inland Fisheries Ireland 11111 An Taisce EPA LIII The Heritage Council F1 Public Lighting 0 Other (Carrickmacross/Castleblayney MD) (Denise Jordan) CFRI An Roinn Tithiochta, Rialtais Aitiuil agus Oidhreachta Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage CRITERIA FOR REFERRAL FORM UNDER THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS, 2001, AS AMENDED County / City Council considers that the attached development application Reference No. may impact on: *Archaeology Applicable A recorded or national monument or protected wreck or because the proposed development is large in scale (i.e. 0.5 hectares or more in area; or 1 km or more in length; or has a substantial underwater element) Monument or Wreck Record No.(s) Description Does an archaeological report accompany the application e.g. Archaeological Impact Assessment? Yes I__J No *Architectural Heritage NIAH Ref. No.(s) RPS Name & No.(s) Architectural Conservation Area Yes L No I 1 Does an architectural heritage impact assessment accompany the application? Yes I ... 1 No[. *Nature Conservation SAC / SPA / NHA Site Code: Reason for referral: (please tick) • Proximity ❑ • Connectivity ❑ • Habitat loss/damage ❑ • Disturbance ❑ • Water Quality ❑ Additional Information: Protected Species involved? Yes _ No I (if yes which one: ) Does an ecological report accompany the application? Yes ❑ No L Note: (* please tick Applicable for each category which it appears could be impacted upon by the proposed development, or otherwise) Note: In-house professional expertise available to the planning authority should be used in each case and category regarding criteria and grounds for referral Signature of designated planning authority official Role / Section Email: Contact number: Development Applications Unit, Newtown Road, Wexford, Y35 AP90 email: referralsna nnws.aov.ie (Planning Applications, Decisions, Fl, etc.) manaaer.dau npws.aov.ie (Part 8s, DPs, LAPs, ACP referrals, general emails) CFRI 2025 Note: Specific reference should be made to Article 28 of the Planning and Development Regulations, 2001, as amended. The guidance on Criteria for Referral below is provided to assist planning authorities in deciding which development applications should be referred to the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage. Where it appears to the planning authority that the proposed development could have an impact on the natural or built heritage, applications or proposals impacting on or falling within the following should be referred: Archaeology https://www archaeologv ie/advice-and-support/locate-a-monument-or-wreck/ National Monument, including those in the ownership/guardianship of the Local Authority Recorded Monument on the Record of Monuments and Places Map (RMP) / Protected Wreck / World Heritage Sites Within or impinging upon the vicinity of a monument marked on a RMP map or the Historic Environment Viewer or a Protected Wreck marked on the Wreck Viewer A site, feature, object, or complex of archaeological, including underwater archaeological, interest The visual appreciation, setting and amenity of a National Monument or a Recorded Monument or a monument marked on the Historic Environment Viewer Any application that includes a substantive underwater element and/or which may impact on protected historic wrecks Architectural Heritage www.buildingsofireland.ie Protected (or proposed protected) Structure including the curtilage/proposal in close proximity Structures recommended to planning authorities by Ministerial Recommendation for inclusion in their Records of Protected Structures (S.53 of the Planning and Development Act, 2000, as amended, refers) An Architectural Conservation Area (ACA) specified in a Development Plan and the exterior of any structures within an ACA An Area of Special Planning Control (ASPC) specified in a Development Plan The visual appreciation, setting and amenity of a protected structure and / or ACA and / or ASPC Designed landscapes associated with protected structures or structures of regional significance (and higher) as based on National Inventory of Architectural Heritage recommendations Structures subject to Development Plan objectives e.g. shown on first edition Ordnance Survey maps; vernacular structures Large-scale proposals that may affect cultural heritage, e.g. accompanied by Environmental Impact Assessment Report Nature Conservation https://www.npws.ie/protected-sites In or within 100 m of an SAC, cSAC, SPA, NHA, pNHA, a nature reserve, national park, a listed rare plant site or refuge for fauna or refuge for flora except: • Where NPWS has informed the authority of an alternative "consultation zone" for the site; OR • Applications for alterations to existing properties; OR Single dwelling houses All applications subject to EIAR where the EIAR assesses nature conservation values All applications of any type, that NPWS has requested from that authority (e.g. all windfarm applications, all development applications for structures with bat roosts, all that are within biodiversity areas etc.) Any application that is considered by the Planning Authority to be likely to impact on a site(s) designated for nature conservation Please note: 1. Referrals relating to monuments may be of architectural as well as archaeological interest. If a monument contains above ground structures, then this should be reflected in the Criteria for Referral Form by ticking both Archaeology and Architectural Heritage 2. The Wreck Inventory of Ireland Database (WIID) contains listings for historic wrecks in Irish waters; the locations of wrecks whose positions are currently known are available to view through the National Monuments Service online 'Wreck Viewer': https://www.archaeology.ie/underwater-archaeology/wreck-viewer 3. The Historic Environment Viewer provides online access to the spatial datasets of the National Monuments Service and the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage (NIAH) 4. Please see Criteria for Referral Form Nature Conservation Guidance 2025 for more detailed information