Decision on 41 new houses and apartment in Dundalk on the way
Louth County Council to decide by 18 November on planning application for 41 new homes at the Lower Point Road in Dundalk
Plans are progressing for 41 new homes at the Lower Point Road in Dundalk, with a decision due from Louth County Council next month on the planning application.
Par Developments Dun Ltd applied in April of this year for planning permission for the development at the Lower Point Road, which include plans for the demolition of two shed ruins on the site.
The developer is seeking the go ahead for the construction of 41 units, comprising 23 three-bed terrace houses, and a block of apartments comprising 18 apartment units, consisting of 12 two-bed apartments and six one-bed apartments.
The planning application also provides for a stand-alone bin and bike store building; the provision of communal and private open space; site landscaping; boundary treatment; public lighting; pedestrian and vehicular access; as well as all associated site works and ancillary services and connections necessary to facilitate the proposed development.
A decision had initially been due on the application by June, but further information was sought by Louth County Council on the proposed development on 19 June.
Significant Further Information was received by the local planning authority on 15 October.
A decision is now due on the proposed development by 18 November.