Erection of five detached single storey pods each at Coolinarrig Upper, Tuckmill Hill
Coolinarrig Upper, Tuckmill Hill, Baltinglass
3.3 ha · Withdrawn
Planning application 2560885 to Wicklow County Council: Erection of five detached single storey pods each of which would accommodate a studio style holiday dwelling containing a bedroom, at Coolinarrig Upper, Tuckmill Hill, Baltinglass.
Timeline
- Application lodged
Key facts
Proposed development
erection of five detached single storey pods each of which would accommodate a studio style holiday dwelling containing a bedroom, kitchenette and toilet with shower and wash-hand basin, to be clad in timber and metallic sheeting and covered with a mono-pitch roof. These units would be served by individual soak pits and a gully, a communal wastewater treatment system and soil polishing filter, a new well, new entrance onto public road, new vehicular driveway with car parking bays therein, gravel path to proposed pods and all associate works
Planning status
The application was withdrawn by the applicant.
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