2360634
CONDITIONALTipperary - Tipperary County Council
Proposed Development
construction of two dwellings consisting of one semi-detached unit with all associated site works
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Application received
18 Aug 2023
Further information requested
11 Oct 2023
Further information received
16 Nov 2023
Decision: CONDITIONAL
7 Dec 2023
Decision due
13 Dec 2023
Grant issued
19 Jan 2024
Application Details
- Location
- Cois Na hAbhainn , Killaghy Mullinahone , Co. Tipperary
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Tipperary County Council
- Site Area
- 0.076 ha
- Floor Area
- 345.34 sq m
- Residential Units
- 2
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 18 August 2023
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 7 December 2023
- Grant Date
- 19 January 2024
- Permission Expires
- 18 January 2029
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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to construct two dwellings consisting of one semi-detached unit with all associated site works
Cois Na hAbhainn , Mullinahone , Co. Tipperary
(1) an existing vehicular access and (2) an existing pedestrian access, with associated stone walls and piers and with access via Cois na hAbhainn housing estate. All of the above being located within the overall land ownership area of the applicant and ancillary to the enjoyment of the residential part of the premises
Killaghy Street , Mullinahone
(1) an outside bar area, (2) an external decking area, (3) external seating and (4) demountable canopy gazebo's or pop up tents, with external lighting to the rear garden area for use ancillary to the existing main Public Bar. Additionally, we intend to apply for Retention Permission for 3 no. garden sheds for use ancillary to the existing combined bar business and residential premises
Killaghy Street , Mullinahone , Co. Tipperary
the as constructed single storey extension to the rear of dwelling and associated site works
Killaghy Street , Mullinahone , Co. Tipperary
(1) an outside bar area, (2) an external decking area, (3) external seating and (4) 2 no. demountable canopy gazebo's to the rear garden area for use ancillary to the existing main Public Bar. Additionally, we intend to apply for Retention Permission for 3 no. garden sheds for use ancillary to the existing combined bar business and residential premises
Killaghy Street , Mullinahone , Co. Tipperary
(1) an outside bar area, (2) an external decking area, (3) external seating and (4) demountable canopy gazebo's or pop up tents, with external lighting to the rear garden area for use ancillary to the existing main Public Bar, Retention Permission also for 3 no. garden sheds for use ancillary to the existing combined bar business and residential premises
Killaghy Street , Mullinahone , Co. Tipperary
1) Material change of use from original barracks with residential element to : a) a cosmetic manufacturing facility and b) an associated retail shop, café with an external dining terrace & offices, 2) The erection of a new single story manufacturing facility in the rear yard, 3) The renovation of the existing building to include all necessary repairs to the original fabric, 4) The creation of a new ope in the existing front garden wall to provide for disabled access, 5) The provision of new externally mounted retractable shop awnings to front elevation, 6) To carry out all enabling and site development works and 7) Site vehicular access is proposed via existing common entrance yard - works to a protected structure (NIAH reference- 22106002, record of protected structures -TRPS1613)
Killaghy Street , Mullinahone , Co. Tipperary
1. Material change of use from original barracks with residential element to : a) a cosmetic manufacturing facility and b) an associated retail shop, café with an external dining terrace & offices. 2. The erection of a new single story manufacturing facility in the rear yard. 3. The renovation of the existing building to include all necessary repairs to the original fabric. 4. The creation of a new opening in the existing front garden wall to provide for disabled access. 5. The provision of new externally mounted retractable shop awnings to front elevation 6. To carry out all enabling and site development works. 7. Site vehicular access is proposed via existing common entrance yard, It is a protected structure (NIAH reference- 22106002, record of protected structures -TRPS1613)
Killaghy Street , Mullinahone , Co. Tipperary
1. Material change of use from original barracks with residential element to : a) a cosmetic manufacturing facility and b) an associated retail shop, café with an external dining terrace & offices. 2. The erection of a new single story manufacturing facility in the rear yard. 3. The renovation of the existing building to include all necessary repairs to the original fabric. 4. The creation of a new ope in the existing front garden wall to provide for disabled access. 5. The provision of new externally mounted retractable shop awnings to front elevation 6. To carry out all enabling and site development works. 7. Site vehicular access is proposed via existing common entrance yard. Planning permission is being sought by Grown In a Garden Ltd. to carry out work at ‘The Barracks’, Killaghy Street, Mullinahone, Co. Tipperary, E41 F2C3, which is a protected structure (NIAH reference- 22106002, record of protected structures -TRPS1613)
Killaghy Street , Mullinahone , Co. Tipperary
revised location of existing building from that previously granted under PA (ref no. 04/958), Retention Permission for alterations to front gable (south east) and increase in roof height, Permission for change of use from commercial to residential unit, alterations to existing roof, alterations to existing elevations and associated site development works
16 Cois na hAbhainn , Mullinahone , Co. Tipperary
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