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CAVAN UPPER, KILLYGORDON, LIFFORD PO

Construction of a large partially slatted agricultural shed and silage pit in Killygordon.

1850809 · Donegal County Council · Lodged 23 May 2018

Reference
1850809
Authority
Donegal County Council
Register status
Invalid or incomplete
Type
PERMISSION
Received
23 May 2018

Summary

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Permission is sought for the construction of a new partially slatted agricultural shed measuring 5,856 square metres and a new silage pit. The project also involves the relocation of an existing agricultural shed and associated site works at an existing farm.

Agriculturalfarmshedsilage
Floor area
5,856 m²

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(1) construction of a new partially slatted agricultural shed measuring 5,856 sq. Metres, (2) construction of a new silage pit and (3) relocation of an existing agricultural shed and all associated site works at existing farm

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  1. Application received23 May 2018

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