Supervalu in Cahir applies for planning extension

The owners of Supervalu in Cahir have applied for planning permission for an extension to the existing buildingplaceholder image
The owners of Supervalu in Cahir have applied for planning permission for an extension to the existing building | Maria Taylor

Owners seek permission for an extension at the rear of the premises and the provision of additional parking

Dolan’s Supervalue in Cahir has applied for planning permission from Tipperary County Council for an extension of its existing shop.

The application for permission to extend, to create a new enclosed loading area to the rear of the new extension and for the construction of additional parking was submitted in July.

A decision from the authority is due on September 15.

The applicant, John Dolan, informed the authority that a comprehensive Flood Risk Assessment was included with the application and a full Natural Impact Assessment was submitted with the application.

The application looks for permission to add 12 new parking spaces and the developers informed the authority that there was no additional signage proposed at present.

There are no new toilets or other sources of foul water proposed in the application, and the applicants stated that there is no significant increase in anticipated water demand and the existing supply is considered adequate.

The authority was also informed by the developers that the existing surface water drainage system was considered more than adequate and that it was not proposed to extend the current system.

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