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12 four-bedroom semi-detached houses (three storeys); all with associated private amenity garden areas.
The company has also requested permission for:
Approx. 2,376 square meters of public open space
Approx. 737 sqm of communal open space
The provision of 81 car parking spaces (80 standard spaces and one accessible space) and 12 secure visitor bicycle parking spaces
One new vehicular access / egress point via the Curragh Road
Two ESB substation kiosks
The diversion of 38kv ESB overhead lines underground
The erection of one new mast (approx 12m);
Site development and infrastructural works providing for water, foul and surface water drainage and all associated connections
All landscaping and boundary treatment works, relating to the installation of public lighting PV/solar panels, internal roads and footpaths
All associated site clearance, excavation and site development works.
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