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Wallace Contracting Ltd have lodged a planning application with Kilkenny County Council for the for development of 16 three bedroom terraced two-storey houses and 16 two bedroom own-door maisonette units at Lousybush Lane and Bishops Lough,
Loughmacask on the outskirts of Kilkenny City.
The development will also consist of boundary treatments, site landscaping, public open space, car and bicycle parking provisions along with vehicular and pedestrian connection, roadway, and shared cycle and footpaths through the Bishops Lough housing development from the existing entrance off the Bonnettstown / Tullaroan Road.
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The plans also consist of vehicular and pedestrian connection, roadway, and shared cycle and footpaths to the existing roundabout and roadway as permitted under Planning Ref. 21327.
Alterations to Lousybush Lane to include localised removal of boundary walls for vehicular and pedestrian / cyclist connections, and all associated site and development works. - FULL PLANNING NOTICE HERE
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