The Shire, Cappauniac, Bansha
Proposed development
The siting of 1no. glamping pod, with associated ancillary works including the relocation of an ESB electricity pole and lines, installation of a package water treatment plant, permeable pedestrian paths, small parking and turning area, a refuse/recycling and bicycle storage shed, and minor landscaping works, including the reinstatement of an existing dilapidated stone boundary wall
- Applicant
- Not published
- Authority
- Tipperary County Council
- Decision due
- Not available
Timeline
Application received
13 May 2026
Decision due
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Planning history within 750 m
(i) metal sheeted roof in place of original slate roof; (ii) relocation of original entrance to L3102; (iii) additional window to front elevation; (iv) reconstructed wall to Western site boundary; (v) storage shed to rear of dwelling; (vi) concrete post and composite panel fencing to pre-existing entrance to the minor local road and also (vii) the dome structure located to the rear of the dwelling along with the modified entrance and access laneway to same
the siting of 1 no. glamping pod, with associated ancillary works including the relocation of an ESB electricity pole and lines, installation of a package water treatment plant, permeable pedestrian paths, small parking and turning area, a refuse/recycling and bicycle storage shed, and minor landscaping works, including the reinstatement of an existing dilapidated stone boundary wall
development which will consist of the siting of 1no. glamping pod, with associated ancillary works including the relocation of an ESB electricity pole and lines, installation of a package water treatment plant, permeable pedestrian paths, small parking and turning area, a refuse/recycling and bicycle storage shed, and minor landscaping works, including the reinstatement of an existing dilapidated stone boundary wall