Planning application · Roscommon County Council

Demolish and dispose of existing structures on site consisting of 21 no. mushroom houses…

Ballyleague Td.; , Lanesboro , Co. Roscommon

22567 · RoscommonIn Assessment
Reference
22567
Planning authority
Roscommon County Council
Received
20 Oct 2022
Status
In Assessment

Proposed development

Permission to demolish and dispose of existing structures on site consisting of 21 no. mushroom houses and an office building and store rooms and full planning permission is sought to construct 26 no. houses, (consisting of 10 no. semi-detached 3 bed houses, 16 no. terraced units made up of 10 no. 2 bed houses and 6 no. 3 bed houses) construct service road and connect water and sewage (the sewage will be connected to a pumping unit) to existing mains supply and ancillary site works at

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