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20933

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Waterford - Waterford City and County Council

Proposed Development

retention of change of use of existing commercial unit to a retail store retailing a mix of bulky and non-bulky comparison goods (including DIY, furniture, and pet and gardening products) and bulky and non-bulky convenience and ancillary storage on the mezzanine floor and retention of signage at

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Application Details

Location
Complex 3 , Riverstown Business Park , Tramore
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
RETENTION
Planning Authority
Waterford City and County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
14 December 2020
Status
INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
Decision
N/A

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20899N/A4 Dec 2020

retention permission for the retention of change of use of existing commercial unit to a retail store retailing a mix of bulky and non bulky comparison goods (including DIY, furniture and pet and gardening products) and bulky and non bulky convenience and retention of signage at

Complex 3 , Riverstown Business Park , Tramore

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20937N/A14 Dec 2020

retention of change of use of existing commercial unit to a retail store retailing a mix of bulky and non-bulky comparison goods (including DIY, furniture and pet and gardening products) and bulky and non-bulky convenience and retention of signage at

Complex 3 , Riverstown Business Park , Tramore

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2460102N/A5 Mar 2024

Alterations to existing light industrial building and change of use from storage area to offices at first floor, together with with external alterations to provide new entrance, fire exit door and additional window and all associated site works.

Building no. 1 , Site 2 Riverstown Business Park , Riverstown Tramore Co. Waterford.

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19131N/A28 Feb 2019

change of use from Light Industry to Indoor Climbing Gym

Unit 4d , Riverstown Industrial Estate , Corbally Upper

51m
19163CONDITIONAL13 Mar 2019

change of use from Light Industry to Indoor Climbing Gym

Unit 4d , Riverstown Industrial Estate , Corbally Upper

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2560777N/A3 Nov 2025

change the use of a premises ,from Light Industrial to Kitchen showroom use and to retain the internal wall which sub-divides the unit and differs from that which was shown on the original planning permission drawings (planning reference 041085), in accordance with the drawings submitted.

Unit 4 Complex 5 , Riverstown Business Park Tramore , Co. Waterford.

105m
2560015N/A13 Jan 2025

change the use of a premises from Light Industrial to Retail use in accordance with the drawings submitted

Unit 4 Complex 5 , Riverstown Business Park Tramore , Co. Waterford.

105m
2560794CONDITIONAL11 Nov 2025

to change the use of a premises ,from Light Industrial to Kitchen showroom use, to retain the internal wall which sub-divides the unit and differs from that which was shown on the original planning permission drawings (planning reference 041085), and to construct a window opening in the south facing external wall measuring 1.8m x 0.50m , in accordance with the drawings submitted.

Unit 4 Complex 5 , Riverstown Business Park Tramore , Co. Waterford.

153m
2560116CONDITIONAL26 Feb 2025

for the change of layout on the Ground floor and for the conversion of the first floor of an existing industrial unit

Tara Blinds Limited , 5 Riverstown Business Park , Tramore Co. Waterford

154m
2560020N/A15 Jan 2025

permission for Indefinite Retention for the change of layout on the Ground floor and for the conversion of the first floor of an existing industrial unit

Tara Blinds Limited , 5 Riverstown Business Park , Tramore Co. Waterford

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