Planning application · Laois County Council

Amend to site boundary previously granted under planning reference 1872 and 23226. •…

The Cross of Newtown , Ballyroan , Co. Laois

2560173 · LaoisIn Assessment
Reference
2560173
Planning authority
Laois County Council
Received
2 Apr 2025
Status
In Assessment
Site area
0.519 ha

Proposed development

Amend to site boundary previously granted under planning reference 1872 and 23226. • Adjustments to the proposed housing layout along the northern boundary, reducing the total number of units from eight to seven by replacing two semi-detached dwellings (Type 2) with a single detached dwelling (Type 3). • Increase in the floor area of the proposed seven dwellings (Types 2 and 3) from 125m² to 132m². • Alterations to the Road Layout to accommodate the revised house positioning and relocation of previously approved attenuation tank. • all associated site development works.

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