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Two planning applications submitted to Tipperary County Council
Two planning applications seeking the green light to build 68 new homes in Carrick-on-Suir have been submitted to Tipperary County Council in the past few weeks.
M2B Developments Ltd. lodged an application with the Council on Monday, November 4, seeking permission to build 25 houses on the Waterford Road, Carrickbeg. The estate would comprise a mix of 13 three-bedroom and 12 two-bedroom two-storey terraced houses.
The council is also considering an application lodged by Pierce O'Loughlin, Paul Joy and Peter O'Loughlin to build 39 houses at Sir John's Road, Ballynagrana, Carrick-on-Suir. The application was submitted on October 8. The houses proposed include one detached four bedroom house, 16 four bedroom semi-detached dwellings, 18 three bedroom semi-detached homes, and four terraced dwellings with three bedrooms.
The council is due to decide on whether to approve, refuse or seek further information on this application on December 2. Its decision on the M2B Developments application is due on January 4 next year.
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