Planning application · Louth County Council

Demolition of existing retail/commercial unit…

84-88 Dublin Street , Dundalk , Co. Louth

17450 · LouthClosed
Reference
17450
Planning authority
Louth County Council
Received
16 Jun 2017
Status
Closed
Site area
0.219 ha

Proposed development

Permission for demolition of existing retail/commercial unit, boundary walls and rear storage yard & parking area. Construction of new mixed use development consisting of retail unit (620sqm.), parking area, refuse storage, cycle parking, communal storage space and ancillary residential services and 1.5m wide footpath at ground floor. 2no. residential units at ground floor and 37no. residential units arranged around a podium level courtyard providing 19n0. one bed, 10no. two bed and 10no. three bed units, courtyard open space & playground, and all associated site development works.

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