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Leading company unveils plans to construct large new headquarters in Tullamore
A leading company has unveiled plans to construct a large new headquarters in Tullamore.
K&J Townmore Construction intend to apply for permission for the development at Sragh Industrial Estate, Tullamore.
The development will consist of the construction of a two-storey construction company headquarters building.
The proposed development includes administration, meeting rooms, workstations, storage and welfare facilities.
It also includes an entrance canopy to the front, a detached single storey storage shed to the rear and a 45 space car park with three Sheffield bike parking stands to the front of the site.
The plans also include a secure yard to the rear for the storage of materials and plant, a new vehicular entrance gate, signage and fencing to the north and south boundaries of the site.
It also includes all associated landscaping, drainage and site development works.
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