Lisnanagh, Edgeworthstown, Co. Longford
Demolition of existing farm structures and construction of a new machinery shed, milking parlour, and cubicle shed.
2460101 · Longford County Council · Lodged 17 May 2024
- Reference
- 2460101
- Authority
- Longford County Council
- Register status
- Decided
- Type
- PERMISSION
- Received
- 17 May 2024
Summary
AI-generatedThis agricultural development in Edgeworthstown involves the demolition of an existing store and partial demolition of a stone wall. It proposes the construction of a machinery shed, a milking parlour with dairy and waiting yard, and an agricultural cubicle shed with underground slurry storage.
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Official record
Development description
(a) demolition of existing store, partial demolition of existing stone wall and relocation of existing meal bin (b) construction of a machinery shed (c) construction of a milking parlour, dairy, ancillary rooms, waiting yard, handling & drafting facilities, flow channel and underground slatted soiled water storage tank. (d) erection of a meal bin & water storage tank. (e) construction of an agricultural cubicle shed, straw bedded area & underground slatted slurry storage tanks and all associated site works. Amendment to the original site boundary, upgrading of the existing entrance and a proposed bored well
Key dates
Timeline
- Application received17 May 2024
- Further information requested28 June 2024
- Further information received29 August 2024
- Decision due22 October 2024
- Decision issued8 October 2024
- Grant issued8 November 2024
- Permission expiry7 November 2029
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