Planning Permission Ireland
GrantedInfrastructureDecided 24 February 2021

CUMMEENNABUDDOGE, COUNTY KERRY

Erection of a temporary 100-metre-high meteorological mast for five years.

201263 · Kerry County Council · Lodged 22 December 2020

Reference
201263
Authority
Kerry County Council
Register status
Decided
Type
PERMISSION
Received
22 December 2020

Summary

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The development consists of constructing a 100-metre-high temporary guyed lattice meteorological mast. The structure will be fixed to ground anchors by guy wires to measure local climate conditions and will remain in place for five years.

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Construct a 100m high temporary guyed lattice meterological mast (met mast) which will be in place for 5 years. The structure will be fixed to ground anchors by guy wires and will include instruments for mearsuring local climate conditions and all ancillary works

Key dates

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  1. Application received22 December 2020
  2. Decision due24 February 2021
  3. Decision issued24 February 2021
  4. Grant issued30 March 2021
  5. Permission expiry29 March 2026

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