Planning Permission Ireland
GrantedAgriculturalDecided 13 July 2017

AUGHT, THREE TREES, QUIGLEYS POINT

Construction of an agricultural and machinery storage shed with a loft in Quigleys Point.

1750837 · Donegal County Council · Lodged 29 May 2017

Reference
1750837
Authority
Donegal County Council
Register status
Decided
Type
PERMISSION
Received
29 May 2017

Summary

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Permission is sought to construct a shed intended primarily for agricultural use and machinery storage. The proposed structure will feature a first-floor loft area and include all associated site works.

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Storeys
2

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Construction of a shed for primarily agricultural use and for machinery storage with first floor loft area and all associated site development works

Key dates

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  1. Application received29 May 2017
  2. Decision due23 July 2017
  3. Decision issued13 July 2017
  4. Grant issued16 August 2017
  5. Permission expiry15 August 2022

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