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    2560630Granted

    Building C, Queen Street, Clonmel

    The change of use of the ground floor (unit C1) from retail to wellness centre including the consumption of food and beverages on and off the premises. And, the change of use of the first floor (unit C2: which includes the ground floor lobby area) from office hub to leisure/gym. All associated, ancillary works to complete the development. The changes of use would be in contravention of condition 2 of PA Ref: 211098Decision record indexed
    Decision22 August 2025View record
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    211098Granted

    Queen Street and Oliver Plunkett Terrace, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary

    The demolition of existing buildings on site including the eastern boundary wall and southern boundary treatments. The boundary walls along with north and west sides of the application site will remain. The memorial located at the south east corner of the site will remain and would be set into a wider landscape plaza. A plaque on the western boundary wall will, if necessary be moved to a public location on the same wall where it is visible to the general public. The construction of a mixed used development including Building A – a single storey discount foodstore with of sales license area and gross floor area (GFA) of 2,220sqms; Building B – single storey restaurant/Café 210sqms GFA; with external seating area; and Building C – two storey building with retail of grounds floor 117sqms and offices hub on first floor 209sqms; ESB substation building 22.75sqms GFA; mechanical plant area to the north of the foodstore. The development also includes a new vehicular access on Queen Street with a right hand turn lane; the inset of the existing bus stop to an off road position; the creation of a public plaza to the south of the foodstore including all soft and hard landscaping features; landscaped walkway along the eastern boundary of the site; 142 vehicle parking spaces including 2 electric vehicle parking spaces (20% of all parking spaces will be ducted for future EV parking); 96 cycle parking spaces (both covered and uncovered); covered trolley and cycle parking bay next to foodstore entrance circa 53sqm. The development includes all drainage and sustainable urban drainage infrastructure. Solar photovoltaic panels on the roof of the foodstore; all signage including a branded “flagpole sign” at the proposed vehicle entrance. All associated works to complete the developmentDecision record indexed
    Decision17 December 2021View record
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