Planning application · Roscommon County Council

1. The construction of 31 no apartments across two buildings…

Drishoge , Carrick-on-Shannon , Co. Roscommon

2460544 · RoscommonClosed
Reference
2460544
Planning authority
Roscommon County Council
Received
19 Nov 2024
Status
Closed
Dwellings
1
Floor area
3,470 m²
Site area
0.43 ha
Further information requested
22 Jan 2025

Proposed development

Planning permission for 1. The construction of 31 no apartments across two buildings; 21 two bedroom and 10 one bedroom; 2. The proposed development includes approx. 489m2 of open space, 40 parking spaces and 62 secure bicycle spaces; 3. New pedestrian and vehicular access into the site; 4. Internal roads and paths, boundary treatments, bin storage, public lighting, bicycle parking, services infrastructure and all ancillary site and development works at

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