Permission granted for further changes to popular Waterford bar and restaurant
Waterford City and County Council has granted permission for the alterations
Planning permission has been granted for further changes to a popular bar and restaurant in County Waterford.
The Saratoga Bar has been granted permission for alterations to its premises at an address of Dromina, Woodstown.
The development will see a number of changes made to a previously approved planning application.
The raised access at the bar will be removed and replaced with a level access to match the existing ground floor level.
Additional timber decking is proposed for the rear of the development, along with changes to the layout of the rear courtyard.
Additional external steps will be constructed to the raised decking at the rear of the development.
A new height change to the flat roof split level extension is also proposed, along with a pitched roof extension to match the style of the existing main building.
A number of new window and door openings, as well as internal wall layout changes, also form part of the plans.
Furthermore, changes will be made to allow the level access ground floor level to match the north-east side extension.
Similarly, the upper ground floor level will have level access to the south-west side extension.
The Saratoga Bar was granted permission for a new development in 2021.
It is set to consist of the demolition of the existing conservatory and construction of a new single storey extension.
The development will also include a new waste water treatment plant and percolation area and all associated site works.
This latest application, which proposed a number of changes to that development, was submitted on June 23.
Waterford City and County Council granted permission for the alterations on August 6.