DERRYARKIN & BUNSALLAGH TOWNLANDS, RHODE, CO. OFFALY
A 44-hectare extension to an existing sand and gravel pit for a 23-year period.
20573 · Offaly County Council · Lodged 20 November 2020
- Reference
- 20573
- Authority
- Offaly County Council
- Register status
- Invalid or incomplete
- Type
- PERMISSION
- Received
- 20 November 2020
Summary
AI-generatedThe development consists of a 44.0-hectare extension to an existing authorised sand and gravel pit, including extraction areas and a haul road. The project involves the removal of commercial forestry and overburden material, and is accompanied by an Environmental Impact Assessment Report.
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Development description
A 44.0 hectare extension to an existing authorised sand and gravel pit comprising of the following: an extraction area of 43.8 ha. And an internal haul road of 0.2 ha. ; removal of 10.2 ha. Of commercial forestry and removal of overburden material from the remaining 33.6 hectares of the proposed extraction area; extraction of sand and gravel by mechanical means; transportation of extracted material to the existing authorised manufacturing area for processing via the proposed internal haul road (0.2 ha. ); landscaping and restoration of the site including screening berms; all associated ancillary facilities/works; the applicant is seeking a 23 year permission as part of the planning application; the application is accompanied by an environmental impact assessment report (eiar)
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- Application received20 November 2020
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