North Cork town could get new houses and apartments if planning granted
A Cork-based developer is behind the application to build the proposed units
The building of the proposed residential development would involve the demolition of an existing derelict building. Image: Google Maps
Kanturk could get 12 new housing units if county planners grant permission to a company seeking to build a residential development in the town.
Cork company JD Buckley Developments Ltd has applied for permission to build a residential development consisting of four two-bedroom houses, four one-bedroom ground floor apartments and four two-bedroom duplex apartments at a site on Percival Street owned by a man named Patrick O’Leary.
The building of the development would see an existing derelict building on the site demolished while associated site works including a vehicular access, car and bike parking, footpaths, public lighting and boundary walls would also be built.
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Late last year permission was granted to an applicant named Frank Thornton for the construction of six residential units consisting of two one-bedroom ground floor apartments and two two-bedroom duplex apartments on a smaller site with the same address.
Cork County Council received the latest application proposing the development on April 10 and a decision is due on it by June 4.
Public submissions regarding the application are due by May 14.
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