Plans for new car park in Waterford on hold as council seeks further information

The car park would contain 221 standard parking spaces, as well as eight accessible spacesplaceholder image
The car park would contain 221 standard parking spaces, as well as eight accessible spaces | Stock Image

Waterford City and County Council was due to make a decision on the proposed car park this week

Plans for a new car park in Waterford city are on hold after the council sought further information in relation to them.

Waterford City and County Council was due to make a decision this week on plans for the car park at the former Brooks site on Newtown Road.

Planning permission is being sought for the temporary use of the land at the location for the provision of a car park.

The car park would contain 221 standard parking spaces, as well as eight accessible spaces.

A number of associated site works would also be carried out.

The planning application was submitted by Noel Frisby on September 18.

A decision by Waterford City and County Council was due to be made by yesterday.

However, the application has now been marked as ‘on hold’ on the council website as the local authority seeks further information.

At this stage, it is unclear what further information the council is looking for in relation to the application.

However, the relevant documentation should be available to view on the council’s website in the coming days.

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