DERRYLAHAN AND GARTAN MOUNTAIN, GLENVEAGH NATIONAL PARK, CHURCH HILL
Upgrading wastewater treatment facilities in Glenveagh National Park, including five new pumping stations.
1751586 · Donegal County Council · Lodged 20 October 2017
- Reference
- 1751586
- Authority
- Donegal County Council
- Register status
- Decided
- Type
- PERMISSION
- Received
- 20 October 2017
Summary
AI-generatedThe development consists of upgrading the wastewater treatment facilities for the National Park. Works include constructing five new wastewater pumping stations, rising mains, two new wastewater treatment plants, and associated access routes. A Natura Impact Statement will be submitted.
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Development description
Upgrading of the wastewater treatment facilities and all associated works. The development will consist of upgrade works to the national parks wastewater treatment facilities including the construction of five new waste water pumping stations and associated rising mains, two new wastewater treatment plants and all associated site works, including fencing and access routes. A natura impact statement will be submitted to the planning authority
Key dates
Timeline
- Application received20 October 2017
- Decision due14 December 2017
- Decision issued8 December 2017
- Grant issued22 January 2018
- Permission expiry21 January 2023
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