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Merck Sharpe and Dohme AGI, Ballydine, Kilsheelan

Replacement of 100 metres of perimeter fencing with new palisade security fencing at the Merck Sharpe and Dohme facility.

19601288 · Tipperary County Council · Lodged 20 November 2019

Reference
19601288
Authority
Tipperary County Council
Register status
Invalid or incomplete
Type
PERMISSION
Received
20 November 2019

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The project involves replacing approximately 100 metres of existing 2.4-metre-high chain-link perimeter fencing at the Ballydine facility. It will be replaced with new 2.4-metre-high green palisade security fencing and gates.

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Replacement of approximately 100 m of existing 2.4 m high chain link perimeter fencing, including associated access/emergency gates with new 2.4 m green palisade security fencing/gates and all associated site works

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  1. Application received20 November 2019

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