Clonmel Business Park , Cashel Road , Clonmel — planning application TIPPERARY 21974

What’s proposed

(1) general signage and signage structures both on the existing building and on the existing site layout, (2) alterations to the existing building to that which was granted under Pl. Ref No. 19600740 including metal shutters, exterior lighting, extended length, width & height of the building, the omission to parapet walls to the sides and rear of the existing building as well as the existing blue trim around cladding throughout the existing building as well as the use of vertical trapezoidal metal cladding to the sides and rear of the existing building instead of horizontal flat metal cladding as permitted, (3) elements of the existing site layout including existing concrete yard, some existing kerbing, some existing perimeter fencing and existing internal fencing and gates, existing entrance gates – and all associated site development works as well as planning permission to (4) complete the car park and driveway, (5) widen driveway into car park and (6) create a yellow hatched buffer zone on the existing concrete yard on the western side of the site – and all associated site development works

Planning details

Reference: 21974
Local authority: Tipperary County Council
Status: Withdrawn or invalid · register status “INCOMPLETED APPLICATION”
Received: 7 Jul 2021
Observations close: 11 Aug 2021 (closed 1882 days ago)
Decision due: No due date published
Decision: Not decided
Proposed development: (1) general signage and signage structures both on the existing building and on the existing site layout, (2) alterations to the existing building to that which was granted under Pl. Ref No. 19600740 including metal shutters, exterior lighting, extended length, width & height of the building, the omission to parapet walls to the sides and rear of the existing building as well as the existing blue trim around cladding throughout the existing building as well as the use of vertical trapezoidal metal cladding to the sides and rear of the existing building instead of horizontal flat metal cladding as permitted, (3) elements of the existing site layout including existing concrete yard, some existing kerbing, some existing perimeter fencing and existing internal fencing and gates, existing entrance gates – and all associated site development works as well as planning permission to (4) complete the car park and driveway, (5) widen driveway into car park and (6) create a yellow hatched buffer zone on the existing concrete yard on the western side of the site – and all associated site development works
As published by the register.
Site area: 32 m² from the mapped boundary, not the council's figure
Applicant: Not published — the national feed carries no applicant name council register

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Clonmel Business Park, Cashel Road, Clonmel

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