Clonmel Borough District

The proposed development will consist of upgrading the cycling and pedestrian facilities for enhanced pedestrian and cyclist access along the R707 Davis Road and R884 Anglesea Street in Clonmel, Co. Tipperary. The proposed active travel project includes the full extent of Davis Road and Anglesea Street, a distance of approximately 2.5km. The scheme includes one-way cycle facilities, on both sides of the road, from the Moangarriff Roundabout on Davis Road and extends to the Parnell Street and Anglesea Street junction, west of Davis Road.

TAKE NOTICE that Tipperary County Council, in response to a request for further Information dated 9th July 2024, has furnished significant further information to An Bord Pleanála on 25th September 2024 in relation to the likely effects on the environment in respect of the proposed development of the Suir island Infrastructure Links project consisting of:

At the Tipperary County Council meeting of 27th October 2023, the elected members of Tipperary County Council considered the Draft Clonmel Local Area Plan 2024-2030 and the Chief Executive's Report prepared in respect of same in accordance with Section 20(3) of the Planning and Development Act 2000, as amended.

The elected members resolved to amend the Plan in accordance with the recommendations set out in the Chief Executives Report. The proposed amendments constitute material alterations to the Draft Clonmel Local Area Plan 2024-2030.

Clonmel Town Centre CCTV System- Public Consultation on upgrading of existing CCTV and Additional CCTV in Clonmel Town

Tipperary County Council, in conjunction with An Garda Siochana in Clonmel, propose to extend the Garda Town Centre CCTV system in Clonmel by amalgamating all public CCTV cameras in Clonmel into one single system to include the existing CCTV cameras in Elm Park, Cooleens Close & Heywood Road together with proposed new CCTV cameras in Suir Island, Abbey Street, Davis Road Car Park, Kickham Barracks and Heywood Road.

A new project website has been developed to bring together all of the Suir Island Infrastructure Links Project information including planning documentation and referenced documents and can be found here:”

https://www.tipperarycoco.ie/suirislandinfrastructure

Proposed Public Realm Upgrades associated with the Safe Routes to School Programme for Gaelscoil Chluain Meala, Irishtown Upper, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary, at a site of approximately 0.86 ha, to include Cantwell Street (including the junctions of Cantwell Street and Irishtown Upper, Cantwell Street and Western Park/Albert Street, and Cantwell Street and Western Road), the Western Road and Connolly Park junction, part of Irishtown (south of St. Mary’s C.B.S. Primary School) and part of Albert Street (north of St. Mary’s C.B.S. Primary School).

1. Cantwell Street:

In accordance with Section 20 of the Planning & Development Act 2000 (as amended), Tipperary County Council has publishing the Draft Clonmel Local Area Plan 2024-2030, which includes a Draft Local Transport Plan.

The Draft Clonmel Local Area Plan 2024-2030 comprises:

The project will deliver  approximately 1.3 km of active travel upgrades along the R688, Cashel road including extension of existing facilities for cyclists and pedestrians and the provision of new cyclist and pedestrian infrastructure. Active travel improvement works including installation of new cyclist and pedestrian infrastructure are also proposed on a 200m section of Heywood Road between the R688 junction and Clonmel Rugby Club. The proposed development will consist of the following:

Construction of a performance stage of circa 110m2,

Construction of a single storey extension comprising a modular glazed link corridor and 10 no. associated modular multi-purpose buildings (laboratories / office & ancillary spaces). Works involve: