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A MAJOR commercial development is planned for a site on the north side of Tullamore.
A company linked with the Musgrave Group, which controls the Centra and Super Valu retailers, hopes to build a neighbourhood centre off Collins Lane on a site opposite the roundabout at Ballin Ri.
Included in the scheme will be a 2,100 sq m supermarket, a 240 sq m cafe with outside seating, a 110 sq m pharmacy, a 78 sq m shop, 135 car parking spaces and 26 bicycle spaces.
Planning permission is being sought beside the Kingdom Hall and close to the new Hawthorns residential estate on land owned by Golden Vale Co-op Mart Limited.
Drawings prepared by architects for the application to Offaly County Council indicate Super Valu shopfronts on the supermarket.
A decision on the application lodged by Cedarglade Ltd is due by July 21 next.
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