Residential development consisting of the construction of a 42 no. unit residential…
lands off Main Street, (townlands of Grange and Castlemartyr), Castlemartyr, Co. Cork
Proposed development
Planning permission for a residential development consisting of the construction of a 42 no. unit residential development. The proposed two-storey development comprises 2 no. 2 bedroom townhouse units; 36 no. 3 bedroom units, provided in 4 no. townhouses and 32 no. semi-detached houses; 4 no. 4 bedroom semi-detached houses, landscaping, public open space, boundary treatments and all ancillary site development works. Access to the proposed development will be provided via a roundabout, estates road vehicular, pedestrian and cycle infrastructure. Ancillary infrastructure development works will include wastewater infrastructure, surface water drainage, water utility services, public lighting, bin stores, bicycle stores and all associated site development works.
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