Lissagallan, Cloverhill, Co Roscommon
Retention of livestock sheds and permission for a new extension and manure pit.
2178 · Roscommon County Council · Lodged 9 February 2021
- Reference
- 2178
- Authority
- Roscommon County Council
- Register status
- Decided
- Type
- RETENTION
- Received
- 9 February 2021
Summary
AI-generatedThe application seeks retention permission for a straw-bedded livestock shed and a slatted shed with a lie-back area. It also requests permission to construct an extension to the straw-bedded shed and a new manure pit.
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Official record
Development description
Retention permission for (a) a straw bedded livestock shed, (b) slatted shed with lie back area and permission for the construction of an extension to existing straw bedded livestock shed, a manure pit and associated siteworks at
Key dates
Timeline
- Application received9 February 2021
- Further information requested1 April 2021
- Further information received28 May 2021
- Decision due24 June 2021
- Decision issued22 June 2021
- Grant issued11 August 2021
- Permission expiry10 August 2026
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