Lacken, Kilbarry, Waterford
PendingPlanning application 2660777
Waterford - Waterford City and County Council
live from the council registerThis application is on Waterford City and County Council's own register and has not yet reached the national planning dataset, which runs a fortnight or more behind. Some details, such as the map and site boundary, appear once it does.
Proposed Development
Retention permission and PERMISSION for development for amendments to a permitted residential development, granted planning permission under P22/12 at Lacken, Kilbarry, Waterford. Retention permission and completion of amendment works is sought for 10 no. terraced and semi detached units (house no. 53 – 62) and planning permission for amendments is sought for 52 no. semi detached and detached units (house no. 01 – 52) to include:
- (a)minor repositioning of housing
- b)omission of stepped front elevation to the three bed units (Type C & D)
- (c)minor change in overall gross floor area of units
- (d)elevational changes relating primarily to window and door positioning and size and roof slopes; and (d) provision of boundary treatment within each unit notwithstanding Condition 21(c) of granted permission. Planning permission for development is also sought for
- (i)amendments to the red line site boundary such that the overall site area has increased
- (ii)increase in provision of open space and revised landscaping plan
- (iii)reduction in car parking spaces from 117 no. to 109 no. and repositioning of spaces on site
- (iv)minor relocation of site entrance to the north and minor alignment of the outer distributor road
- (v)relocation and redesign of proposed detention basin
- (vi)revision to route of surface water network;
- (vii)all associated site works.
- (i)
Application Details
- Location
- Lacken, Kilbarry, Waterford
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- N/A
- Planning Authority
- Waterford City and County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- N/A
- Status
- N/A
- Decision
- Pending
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