Apartment 38 39 and 40 Lowergate, Main St., Cashel Co. Tipperary
Proposed development
Change of use of ground level commercial units to 3 apartments, including alterations to external elevations and all necessary services
- Applicant
- Not published
- Authority
- Tipperary County Council
- Decision due
- 17 Mar 2025
Timeline
Application received
29 Nov 2024
Council asked for further information
29 Jan 2025
Further information received. If the council treats it as significant, a new submission period opens (check the council's file)
18 Feb 2025
Decision due
17 Mar 2025
Decision: conditional
12 Mar 2025
Grant issued
15 Apr 2025
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Planning history within 750 m
the removal/deconstruction of an external bar and canopy structure to the rear yard, and RETENTION PERMISSION for 1) combining two public houses into one public house, and 2) constructing toilet facilities associated with public house, including all associated site development works
1) domestic extension to the rear of the dwelling, 2) the raising of a portion of the roof to the rear of the dwelling, 3) a boiler house, 4) a fuel shelter, 5, the removal of the roadside boundary wall and the construction of a roadside railing and gate, and including all associated site development works
the use of 40 no. existing car parking spaces along the eastern and southern boundary for private valet parking associated with Cashel Palace Hotel and the hotel extension currently proposed under Planning Application Ref. 26/60792. The proposal does not include any works to the existing car park access or layout
the construction of a four-storey extension to the existing Cashel Palace Hotel comprising 29 no. additional guestrooms, front of house reception area, meeting/conference rooms, gym, hair salon, juice bar, rooftop restaurant and bar area, together with ancillary staff and back of house uses including administration office, kitchen, plant/comms areas and storerooms. The proposed extension will link to the main hotel via the existing Spa Building with the construction of a glazed link corridor positioned at first floor level within the proposed extension. Internal works are also proposed within the existing Spa Building to facilitate this including demolition works to facilitate construction of the glazed link and the construction of an access stairs, and internal demolition works to facilitate reconfiguration of the Spa reception area and internal access arrangement. The development also includes upgrades to the Main Street / Buckley Carpark to provide a new link street, upgrades to the existing carpark including revised carparking layout, and the construction of a new surface carpark to provide additional private carparking spaces to serve the hotel within the rear garden of the AIB Bank, no. 66 Main Street, Cashel, Co. Tipperary to be facilitated by the partial demolition of the party wall separating the AIB curtilage from the existing public carpark and creation of a controlled (barriered) vehicular entrance. Landscaping and public realm upgrades, site services including drainage infrastructure, and all associated ancillary development works are also proposed. Part of the site is located within the Cashel Town Architectural Conservation Area. The works will be carried out within the curtilage of the following 5 structures on the Record of Protected Structures of the Cashel and Environs Development Plan 2009-2015: RPS Ref. 7 (Cashel Town Walls); RPS Ref. 8 (Cashel Palace Hotel); RPS Ref. 80 (Palace School House), RPS Ref. 81 (Cashel Palace Gate Lodge) and RPS Ref. 30 (No. 66 Main Street). No direct works are proposed to many of the listed protected structures with the exception of RPS30
1) two domestic storage sheds and a glasshouse, 2) a pergola, 3) an internal fence and gate, 4) fencing on top of boundary wall, and PLANNING PERMISSION 5) to extend fencing on top of a boundary wall, and including all associated site development works
a change of use from retail to sensory play area for children and all associated works