Revised plans submitted for major residential development in Waterford village
A planning application has been submitted in relation to the plans for Dunmore East in County Waterford
Revised plans have been submitted for a major residential development in a County Waterford village.
A planning application has been submitted in relation to the plans for Convent Road, Coxtown, Dunmore East.
Planning permission is being sought for the construction of 39 residential units at the location.
These units would consist of two one-bedroom houses, 18 three-bedroom houses, 18 four-bedroom houses and one five-bedroom house.
The existing property of Seafield would be demolished to make way for the development.
Plans for a residential development at the location were first revealed all the way back in 1999.
In January of that year, Maurice Glody sought planning permission for 26 sites at the location.
The then Waterford County Council subsequently granted permission for the development in May 2000.
There was then no movement at the location until March 2020, when Mr Glody sought planning permission to complete site development works for 14 sites.
This was granted by Waterford City and County Council in January 2021.
Now, planning permission is being sought for the 39 residential units at the location.
The planning application was submitted by Hook View Devlopements Limited on November 4 and is currently at the pre-validation stage.
If deemed valid, a decision by Waterford City and County Council is likely to take a number of months.