Planning application received: to retain indefinitely the material change of use from existing shop to a health centre / clinic and assiciated sitework

A planning application has been lodged with Tipperary County Council seeking permission to retain a change of use at a premises on Mitchel Street in Clonmel. The applicant is seeking to formalise the ongoing operation of a health centre or clinic at the location, which was previously in use as a retail shop. The application also covers associated siteworks required for the facility. The retention of the material change of use on a permanent basis is being sought, indicating that the conversion from commercial retail use to healthcare provision has already taken place and the applicant now wishes to secure long-term planning consent for this arrangement. Such applications are typically submitted when a use change has occurred without prior planning permission, or when temporary consent requires formalisation. The council will assess the application in accordance with planning guidelines and local development policies. Further details regarding the application can be obtained through Tipperary County Council's planning portal.

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