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20763

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Tipperary - Tipperary County Council

Proposed Development

construction of (1) a new single storey dwelling (2) new domestic garage (3) new site entrance, driveway and all associated site works

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Application Details

Location
Cloughcarrigeen , Kilsheelan , Clonmel
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Tipperary County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
13 July 2020
Status
INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
Decision
N/A

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20850CONDITIONAL30 Jul 2020

construction of (1) a new single storey dwelling (2) new domestic garage (3) new site entrance, driveway and all associated site works

Cloughcarrigeen , Kilsheelan , Clonmel

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18600220UNCONDITIONAL22 Feb 2018

the use of ball catching nets (2 in all) already in position on the existing playing field. This Retention Permission is for a temporary period of three years. PERMISSION to develop two playing fields on the Club Landholding. This will comprise: (1) relocation of the Main Pitch westwards using the additional lands recently acquired by the club and the provision of a new juvenile pitch at the eastern side of the Club's Lands (2)The construction of these new pitches will involve stripping of topsoil, regarding of subsoil and then replacing topsoil, the installation of field drainage on both, pitches, cultivating sanding and seeding (3) A soak away drainage pipeline is proposed draining to ground. The development of terraces along the northern and southern side of the main pitch, (4) a 1.1m high pitch side fence around the main pitch, (5) the erection of ball catching nets behind the goals on each of the pitches, (4 in all), (6) associated planting and landscaping, (7) The use of the juvenile pitch for parking, (8) The development of a hardstand parking area and (9) associated site works.

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2360353CONDITIONAL23 May 2023

the erection of floodlighting to the juvenile playing field

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18600471N/A18 Apr 2018

Single storey extension to rear and side and all associated services

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234m
18600572CONDITIONAL8 May 2018

for development to a dwelling to include the following single storey extension to rear and side and all associated services

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17600501N/A5 May 2017

construction of a single storey extension to the side of existing dwelling including minor modifications to dwelling and all associated site development works

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331m
21705CONDITIONAL19 May 2021

a single storey extension and alterations to existing school including all associated site works

Kilsheelan , Clonmel , Co. Tipperary

421m
18600470N/A18 Apr 2018

construction of a polytunnel of area 62.5 sq. metres for Tidy Towns use and a shed of 49 sq. metres for the storage of maintenance equipment and all necessary site works

Ivowen , Kilsheelan , Clonmel

421m
18600629CONDITIONAL18 May 2018

to construct a polytunnel of area 62.5 sq. metres for Tidy Towns use and a shed of 49 sq. metres for the storage of maintenance equipment and all necessary site works

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430m
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