Burren, Ballynacally, Ennis
Demolition of derelict sheds and construction of new agricultural buildings in Ballynacally.
18306 · Clare County Council · Lodged 17 April 2018
- Reference
- 18306
- Authority
- Clare County Council
- Register status
- Decided
- Type
- PERMISSION
- Received
- 17 April 2018
Summary
AI-generatedThe project involves the demolition of existing derelict sheds and the relocation of an existing haybarn. It also includes the construction of a straw-bedded shed with an office and store, alongside a cubicle shed with an underground slatted slurry tank.
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Official record
Development description
For the following: a) demolition of existing derelict sheds, b) relocation of existing haybarn, c) construction of a straw bedded shed with office and store, d) construction of a cubicle shed with underground slatted slurry tank and flow channel and all associated siteworks
Key dates
Timeline
- Application received17 April 2018
- Decision due11 June 2018
- Decision issued11 June 2018
- Grant issued12 July 2018
- Permission expiry11 July 2023
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