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N/ARoscommon - Roscommon County Council
Proposed Development
PART 8 - Permission for Castlerea Traffic Safety Scheme - The development will involve the creation of two signal controlled junctions and provision of controlled pedestrian crossings at Main Street & Patrick Street, Castlerea. Signalised junctions are proposed at Main St/Patrick junction and Main St/R371 junction. Existing pedestrian crossings are to be upgraded on Main Street & Patrick St and two new pedestrian crossings are to be installed on Main Street St. The project involves: * Site clearance works * Footpath improvements * Traffic Lights * Pavement Works * Other ancillary works including the provision of traffic signs, road markings, kerbs, street ljghting and utility diversions at
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Application received
28 Nov 2023
Decision due
31 Jan 2024
Application Details
- Location
- Castlerea & Demesne Townlands , Main Street , Castlerea
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Roscommon County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 28 November 2023
- Status
- NEW APPLICATION
- Decision
- N/A
- Decision Due
- 31 January 2024
Location
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Permission for development that will consist of converting the existing steps between the street and the river path to a 21m long ramp that will be suitable for individuals with limited mobility thereby providing access for all. It is also proposed to construct a 29m long metal cantilever meeting area on the riverbank east of the existing steps and path and three new public benches will be provided. The planning application includes overlaying 41m of the existing path with a steel boardwalk from the foot of the ramp, enhancing the mobility for individuals with limited mobility. Approximately 148m of the riverside path will be reprofiled and finished with an anti-skid surface to prevent slip. A Natura Impact Statement (NIS) report has been completed for this development at
The existing walkway along the River Francis between the centre of Castlerea town and the Demesne , Castlerea , Co. Roscommon
Permission for development consisting of converting the existing steps between the street and the river path to a 21m long ramp that will be suitable for individuals with limited mobility thereby providing access for all. It is also proposed to construct a 29m long metal cantilever meeting area on the riverbank east of the existing steps and path and three new public benches will be provided. The planning application includes overlaying 41m of the existing path with a steel boardwalk from the foot of the ramp, enhancing the mobility for individuals with limited mobility. Approximately 148m of the riverside path will be reprofiled and finished with an anti-skid surface to prevent slip.
Existing riverside walkway accessed from Main Street and from The Demesne in Castlerea Castlereagh (Note: Eircode is for the closest property) , Castlerea , County Roscommon
Permission for will consist of the converting the existing steps between the street and the river path to a 21m long ramp that will be suitable for individuals with limited mobility thereby providing access for all. It is also proposed to construct a 29m long metal cantilever meeting area on the riverbank east of the of the existing steps and path and three new public benches will be provided. The planning application includes overlaying 41 m of the existing path with a steel boardwalk from the foot of the ramp, enhancing the mobility for individuals with limited mobility. Approximately 148m of the riverside path will be reprofiled and finished with an anti-skid surface to prevent slip at the existing walkway along the River Franceis between the centre of Castlerea Town and the Demesne.
Castlerea , Co. Roscommon.
RETENTION PERMISSION:1. Retain an extension to the rear of the existing supermarket with a total area 87.768 square metres for the storage of dry goods and PERMISSION: 2. Installation of roof mounted photovoltaic solar panels to external roof areas of existing supermarket and all other associated site development works at
Main Street , Castlerea , Co Roscommon
to demolish two dwelling houses and existing commercial premises and to erect a new commercial premises together with ancillary site works at
Castlerea & Demesne Townlands , Main Street , Castlerea
Permission for the following: 1) Demolish two derelict dwelling houses and existing commercial premises and construct new commercial premises; 2 Demolish existing storage shed and construct new storage shed and carry out all ancillary site development works including carparking and landscaping and utilize existing connections to water and waste water services at
Castlerea & Demesne Townlands , Main Street , Castlerea
Permission for the following: 1. Demolish two derelict dwelling houses and existing commercial premises and construct new commercial premises. 2. Demolish existing storage sheds and construct new storage shed and carryout all ancillary site development works including carparking and landscaping and utilise existing connections to water and waste water services at
M Cooney & Sons Ltd. , Main St. , Castlerea
Permission to demolish existing storage sheds and to construct new storage shed and all ancillary site development works at
Main Street , Castlerea , Co. Roscommon
Permission for the construction of a proposed extension to the existing hardware store, together with all associated site works at
Main Street , Castlerea , Co. Roscommon.
Permission to construct a rear two storey extension to an existing dwelling house along with associated site works and services at
Main Street , Castlerea , Co. Roscommon.
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