Planning application · Wicklow County Council

1. Permission for construction of a new stage…

Inchanappa South , Ballyhenry , Ashford

2360009 · WicklowIn Assessment
Reference
2360009
Planning authority
Wicklow County Council
Received
25 Apr 2023
Status
In Assessment
Site area
14.01 ha

Proposed development

The Development will consist of: 1. Permission for construction of a new stage, Block M of 5,774sqm to a total height of 21.507m and new offices & workshops, Block L of 7,020sqm, associated access road and car parking spaces. 2. Permission for demolition of 12 No. ancillary buildings with a total floor area of 2,494sqm. 3. Retention of mezzanine areas in 5No. buildings and retention of 9No. ancillary buildings with a total floor area of 2,835sqm, associated access roads (2.79 hectares). 4. Retention of a backlot area (3.5 hectares) and ancillary access roads, landscaping and site works; all on a site of 14.013 hectares at Inchanappa South, Ballyhenry, Ashford.

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