2560179
N/AWaterford - Waterford City and County Council
Proposed Development
construct a meeting hall and outdoor activity area
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- Location
- Riverstown , Tramore , Co. Waterford
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Waterford City and County Council
- Site Area
- 0.173 ha
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 23 March 2025
- Status
- INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
- Decision
- N/A
Location
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the change of use from the current industrial zoned land to community allotments, including new boundary palisade fencing to enclose same, together with all associated site works
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construct a meeting hall and outdoor activity area at the site
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construct a meeting hall and outdoor activity area
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EXTENSION OF DURATION PD14/600057 for the erection of an extension to the side of the existing funeral parlour incorporating a cremator facility and associated accommodation. Also an amenity area, parking, access and associated works
Falconer & Son Undertakers , Riverstown Industrial Estate , Tramore
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
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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
for a proposed new Kiosk inclusive of Motor Control Centre and welfare section, new Wash-Water Booster Kiosk and all associated ancillary development including hardstanding, and landscaping, located within the existing Tramore wastewater treatment plant and pumping station.
Tramore wastewater treatment plant and pumping station , The Estuary Crobally Upper , Tramore
The construction of Community Allotments including new green weldmesh fencing 2.4m high to enclose the site together with new signage & all associated site works
Riverstown Business Park , Tramore , Co. Waterford
permission for the construction of 34no. dwellings in two blocks, at The Estuary, Crobally Upper, Tramore. Block A comprising of 9no. 2-bed single storey apartments on the ground floor & 9no. 3-bed duplex apartments on the first/second floor. Block B comprising of 8no. 2-bed single storey apartments on the ground floor & 8no. 3-bed duplex apartments on the first/second floor. Both blocks will be 12.490m in height. The development will also include new vehicular and pedestrian site entrance, 59 parking spaces, new mains water and foul sewage connections, provision of a storm water and all associated ancillary site works.
The Estuary , Crobally Upper , Tramore
for the construction of 34no. dwellings in two blocks, at The Estuary, Crobally Upper, Tramore. Block A comprising of 9no. 2-bed single storey apartments on the ground floor & 9no. 3-bed duplex apartments on the first/second floor. Block B comprising of 8no. 2-bed single storey apartments on the ground floor & 8no. 3-bed duplex apartments on the first/second floor. Both blocks will be 12.490m in height. The development will also include new vehicular and pedestrian site entrance, 59 parking spaces, new mains water and foul sewage connections, provision of storm water attenuation tanks underground and all associated ancillary site works.
The Estuary , Crobally Upper , Tramore
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