Edenderry Road, Laurencetown Rhode, Co. Offaly
Proposed development
(A) the demolition of existing single storey house to facilitate access to the proposed development from the R400 (B) Planning Permission for 69 no. houses consisting of (i) Type A - 6 no. detached 3 bed single storey type houses (ii) Type B - 4 no. detached 3 bed single storey type houses (iii) Type C – 5 no. detached 2 bed single storey type houses (iv) Type D - 3 no. detached 3 bed dormer type houses (v) Type E- 20 no. semi-detached 4 bedroom two storey type houses (vi) Type F – 17 no. semi-detached 3 bedroom two storey type houses (vii) Type G – 3 no. semi-detached 3 bedroom two storey dual aspect type houses (viii) Type H – 7 no. semi-detached 2 bedroom two storey type houses (ix) Type J – 4 no. 1 bedroom maisonettes type houses (C) Planning permission for pedestrian access to the adjoining community playground and public car park and (D) Planning Permission for foul and surface water drainage works and all associated ancillary siteworks to facilitate this development
- Applicant
- Not published
- Authority
- Offaly County Council
- Decision due
- Not available
- Residential units
- 69
- Floor area
- 7358 m²
Timeline
Application received
31 Aug 2023
Decision due
Not available
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Planning history within 750 m
Construction 25 no. dwellings consisting of 8 no. 3-bed two-storey terrace type houses and 17 no. 2-bed two-storey terrace. Planning permission is also sought for 2 no. retail units, foul and surface water drainage works and all associated ancillary siteworks to facilitate this development including the upgrade of the existing agricultural entrance to a vehicular entrance and provision of access roadway, footpaths and public lighting
the construction 25 no. dwellings consisting of 8 no. 3-bed two-storey terrace type houses and 17 no. 2-bed two-storey terrace. Planning permission is also sought for 2 no. retail units, foul and surface water drainage works and all associated ancillary siteworks to facilitate this development including the upgrade of the existing agricultural entrance to a vehicular entrance and provision of access roadway, footpaths and public lighting
Construction 25 no. dwellings consisting of 8 no. 3-bed two-storey terrace type houses and 17 no. 2-bed two-storey terrace. Planning permission is also sought for 2 no. retail units, foul and surface water drainage works and all associated ancillary siteworks to facilitate this development including the upgrade of the existing agricultural entrance to a vehicular entrance and provision of access roadway, footpaths and public lighting
FOR 21/465 FOR REMOVAL OF EXISTING CONSERVATORIES AND ROOF TO PROVIDE FOR A NEW ROOF AND EXTENSION TO THE EXISTING HOUSE ALONG WITH NEW WINDOWS, DOORS, PORCH, EXTERNAL INSULATION AND ALL ASSOCIATED SITE DEVELOPMENT WORKS
4 no. one-bed apartments arranged as 2 no. semi-detached, 2-storey maisonettes and 3 no. three-bed 2-storey, terraced dwelling houses all with associated car parking, bicycle parking, bin storage, boundary treatments, private amenity spaces, renewable energy measures, site works and connections to public services. The proposed car parking will require the re-routing of the existing pedestrian footpath to the western site boundary. The development will also include the provision of a publicly accessible, landscaped seating area to the southern end of the site
the construction of 4 no. one-bed apartments arranged as 2 no. semi-detached, 2-storey maisonettes and 3 no. three-bed 2-storey, terraced dwelling houses all with associated car parking, bicycle parking, bin storage, boundary treatments, private amenity spaces, renewable energy measures, site works and connections to public services. The proposed car parking will require the re-routing of the existing pedestrian footpath to the western site boundary. The development will also include the provision of a publicly accessible, landscaped seating area to the southern end of the site.