Woodcock Hill, Meelick, Co. Clare
Importation of soil and stone to restore a portion of Woodcock Hill quarry.
17687 · Clare County Council · Lodged 8 September 2017
- Reference
- 17687
- Authority
- Clare County Council
- Register status
- Withdrawn
- Type
- PERMISSION
- Received
- 8 September 2017
Summary
AI-generatedPermission is sought for the importation of inert excavated soil and stone to restore a 1.63-hectare previously extracted area within Woodcock Hill quarry. The application is accompanied by an Environmental Impact Assessment Report.
- Floor area
- 16,309 m²
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Official record
Development description
For development which will consist of importation of inert excavated soil and stone natural material for the purpose of restoration of a previously extracted area ( 1.6309 hectares ), within the woodcock hill quarry site. The application is accompanied by an environmental impact assessment report ( eiar )
Key dates
Timeline
- Application received8 September 2017
- Further information requested1 November 2017
- Application withdrawn21 May 2018
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