Planning Permission Ireland
RefusedIndustrialDecided 28 June 2018

Glenaree and Feighcullen, Rathangan, Co. Kildare

A sand and gravel quarry is proposed on a 30.7-hectare site in Rathangan, operating for 20 years.

18530 · Kildare County Council · Lodged 4 May 2018

Reference
18530
Authority
Kildare County Council
Register status
Decided
Type
PERMISSION
Received
4 May 2018

Summary

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The development involves extracting sand and gravel above the water table across a 20-hectare area, with progressive restoration. It includes aggregate processing, a new entrance, internal roads, site offices, and the demolition of an existing farmhouse.

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Development description

The extraction of sand and gravel within a proposed extraction area (ca. 20 ha) above the water –table, processing (crushing, washing and screening) of aggregate and ancillary activities on an overall application site of ca. 30.7 hectares for a 20 year period. The proposed development will involve the extraction and progressive phased restoration of the site over its lifetime. Permission is also sought for the construction of : (1) an entrance from the l7004, (2) internal access routes, (3) passing bays on the local road bordering the application site to the east, (4) overburden storage and landscape screening areas/ mounds along the perimeter of the site, (5) workshop, (6) car parking, (7) bunded fuel tank, (8)refuelling hardstand and oil interceptor, (9) wheelwash, (10)weighbridge, (11) aggregate processing (crushing, washing and screening) plant and associated closed circuit silt disposal lagoons, (12)aggregate stockpile storage area, (13) security fencing, (14)shipping office, (15) site offices, canteen and welfare facilities and an (16) associated proprietary sewage effluent treatment system and percolation area. Permission is also sought for the demolition of a (17) farmhouse and associated farm buildings situated in the northern section of the application site. An environmental impact statement (now referred to an environmental impact assessment report (eiar)) and natura impact statement (nis) will be submitted to the planning authority with the application

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AddressDatePriceDistance
The Thatched Cottage, Feighcullen, RathanganApr 2026€238,000376 m

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  1. Application received4 May 2018
  2. Decision due28 June 2018
  3. Decision issued28 June 2018
  4. Appeal submitted24 July 2018
  5. Appeal decided19 June 2019

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