Planning application received: the alterations to the layout of 63 houses and associated site development works, approved under planning file reference

A planning application has been received by Tipperary County Council for alterations to an established residential development in Nenagh. The scheme relates to modifications at Drummin Village on the Borrisokane Road and affects a total of 63 houses currently approved at the site.

The proposal centres on reconfiguring ten of the existing three-bedroom two-storey houses to become four-bedroom two-storey properties instead. In addition, the applicant seeks to provide fourteen extra visitor car parking spaces across the development, along with various ancillary works to support these changes.

The application references planning file number 2360551 and builds upon an earlier approval for the overall housing layout. The modifications represent a shift towards larger family homes within the scheme, while also addressing parking provision for guests and visitors to the estate.

Tipperary County Council will now assess the proposal against current planning policy and development standards for the area. Those wishing to make submissions on the application can do so through the council's planning department.

Further details are available from Tipperary County Council's planning records.

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