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Louth County Council gives go ahead for 47 new houses
Louth County Council has given the go ahead for the development of 47 new houses in Ardee.
V & P Mathews Developments Ltd applied to Louth County Council in August of last year, for planning permission for the development at Potters Field, Cappocksgreen in Ardee.
The planned development comprises 47 two storey houses, consisting of three detached houses, 32 semi-detached houses and 12 terraced units, on a site of 1.27 hectares. The planning application also provides for all associated landscaping and site development works.
A decision on the application had initially been due last October but was put on hold following a request from the local planning authority for further information on the proposed development. Significant Further Information was received by Louth County Council on 27 January.
Louth County Council granted planning permission for the development on 21 February, subject to 17 planning conditions.
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