Cappagh, Cappawhite, Co. Tipperary
Proposed development
A) the extension of an existing changing rooms, b) refurbishing all weather multi-purpose area and upgrade lighting, c) development of a new storage and equipment stores, d) development of a new overflow carparking, maintenance shed and all associated site works
- Applicant
- Not published
- Authority
- Tipperary County Council
- Decision due
- 25 Feb 2025
Timeline
Application received
23 Dec 2024
Decision due
25 Feb 2025
Decision: conditional
25 Feb 2025
Grant issued
31 Mar 2025
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Planning history within 750 m
development consisting of extensions constructed to the front, rear and sides of the existing bakery and alterations to north elevation
change of use from Parochial Hall to commercial and residential use, as follows: 1 no. small commercial hairdressing unit at ground floor level, (19sq.m), 2 no. 2 bed apartments at ground floor level, (62 sq.m & 52 sq. m) and 2 no. two bed apartments at first floor level, (62 sq.m & 51 sq.m) with 2 no entrances on the gable ends to the first floor units - the works will include the conservation of the structure generally, including the repair of surviving original elements and all associated site works on and under land, including a connection to the public sewer and Irish water - no elevational changes are proposed as part of the works - the Parochial Hall is a recorded protected structure
change of use of the existing ground floor from hair salon to residential use, to facilitate the use of both the ground and first floors as a single, unified dwelling house to comprise of kitchen, dining and living areas at ground floor level, with three bedrooms and associated residential accommodation at first floor level
the construction of 16 no. dwelling houses and associated site works. The proposed development consists of the construction of 16 no. 3 bedroom terraced units, landscaping, drainage and all ancillary site development works
the change of use from commercial to residential at the site. The proposed conversion will consist of the preservation of the existing facade including front window and entrance as visible from the main street, apart from the removal of the ‘Groovy Gruaig’ sign above the entrance to the property. The internal walls of the commercial property will not be altered with existing access already in place since last planning permission, to the residential area upstairs
the conservation of the original house and the provision of a small domestic extension to the rear only, the provision of an external shed parallel to the western boundary (also to the rear of the main house) and all associated site works, on and under land. Oslam House is a recorded protected structure,