Planning Permission Ireland
GrantedAgriculturalDecided 10 October 2018

Castlejohn, Windgap, Co. Tipperary

Construction of a slatted cubicle shed and retention of a loose shed and silage pit.

18601031 · Tipperary County Council · Lodged 21 August 2018

Reference
18601031
Authority
Tipperary County Council
Register status
Decided
Type
PERMISSION
Received
21 August 2018
Residential units
1
Floor area
921 m²

Summary

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The application seeks permission to erect a new slatted cubicle shed. It also requests retention permission to indefinitely retain an existing loose shed, silage pit, and associated works.

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To erect slatted cubicle shed and retention permission to retain indefinitely loose shed, silage pit and all associated works

Key dates

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  1. Application received21 August 2018
  2. Decision due15 October 2018
  3. Decision issued10 October 2018
  4. Grant issued14 November 2018
  5. Permission expiry13 November 2023

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