Walshestown, Ballymurphy, Borris
Extension of an existing cattle shed with a new slatted unit and effluent tank in Walshestown.
19409 · Carlow County Council · Lodged 15 October 2019
- Reference
- 19409
- Authority
- Carlow County Council
- Register status
- Decided
- Type
- PERMISSION
- Received
- 15 October 2019
Summary
AI-generatedThe application seeks permission to extend an existing bovine housing unit. The works will include constructing a 7.33-meter-high, 3-bay A-frame slatted unit with a lie-back area, an effluent tank, and associated groundworks.
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Official record
Development description
Extension to an existing bovine housing unit, to comprise of the construction of an a-frame 3-bay slatted unit and lie-back, to an approximate height of 7.330m, as well as an effluent tank and all associated ground-works.
Key dates
Timeline
- Application received15 October 2019
- Further information requested6 December 2019
- Further information received20 December 2019
- Decision due25 January 2020
- Decision issued24 January 2020
- Grant issued26 February 2020
- Permission expiry25 February 2025
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