Council seeks public's views on Tipperary Hills improvement works proposals

Tipperary Town Civic Offices where the Cashel Tipperary Municipal District Council sits.placeholder image
Tipperary Town Civic Offices where the Cashel Tipperary Municipal District Council sits.

The public have until next Monday, December 5 to submit their views on Tipperary County Council's proposals for improvement works on the Tipperary Hills in Tipperary

Tipperary County Council have been approved funding under the Department of Rural & Community Development’s Town and Village Renewal Scheme to carry out the upgrade works and are now engaging with the public on the emerging design being developed by the Dave Ryan Landscape Architect Design Team.

The public can view on Tipperary County Council's website, a document outlining analysis of the site and the objectives Tipperary County Council and the Dave Ryan Landscape Architect Design Team wish to achieve, including a "developing" sketch plan with proposals for the type of improvements that could be made to the Tipperary Hills.

Anyone who wishes to submit comments outlining their views of the plans can do so by logging onto the council's website: www.tipperarycoco.ie  and viewing the document. The deadline for submitting your views is 4pm on Monday, December 5.  You will be able to submit comments online by pressing the ‘Have Your Say’ button on the website.  

The Tipperary Hills project proposal is also on display in the foyer of the Council Civic Offices, Rosanna Road, Tipperary Town.

It is envisaged that this project will proceed through the statutory Part 8 planning process in January. 

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