Conversion of disused farm structures to 7 no apartments at Kilshane House, Bansha
Kilshane House, Bansha, Co. Tipperary
Planning application 25116 to Tipperary County Council: Conversion of disused farm structures to 7 no apartments; to convert disused outhouse to an apartment, at Kilshane House, Bansha.
Timeline
- Application lodged
Key facts
Proposed development
conversion of disused farm structures to 7 no apartments; to convert disused outhouse to an apartment; to construct a new 15 x 11 x 4.7 high barn; to retain conversion of disused farm structures to 4 no apartments; new foul sewer serving new apartments discharging to existing wastewater treatment plant and to existing septic tank; new pumping and rising main serving outhouse apartment to the sewer collection system. This is within the curtilage of protected structures
Planning status
The application was declared invalid by the council. A corrected application may be lodged again.
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