GrantedAgriculturalDecided 22 July 2019

KNOCKEENAHONE, SCARTAGLIN, CASTLEISLAND

Construction of a slatted house, manure pit, silage pad, and easy-feed house in Castleisland.

19244 · Kerry County Council · Lodged 13 March 2019

Reference: 19244
Authority: Kerry County Council
Register status: Decided
Type: PERMISSION
Received: 13 March 2019

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The development consists of constructing a slatted house with underground slurry tanks, an ancillary concrete farmyard, and a manure pit. It also includes a concrete pad for silage bales and an easy-feed livestock house with calving boxes.

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Development description

Construct a slatted house with underground slurry tanks and ancillary concrete farmyard, construct a manure pit to hold waste silage and farmyard waste, construct a concrete pad for holding silage bales, construct an easy-feed house for livestock incorporating in calving boxes and a slatted underground slurry tank on his land

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Application received13 March 2019
Further information requested2 May 2019
Further information received23 May 2019
Decision due22 July 2019
Decision issued22 July 2019
Grant issued23 August 2019
Permission expiry22 August 2024

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