Killough Quarry, Gaile Townland, Holycross
Construction of a large aggregate storage shed within an existing quarry.
22206 · Tipperary County Council · Lodged 10 March 2022
- Reference
- 22206
- Authority
- Tipperary County Council
- Register status
- Decided
- Type
- PERMISSION
- Received
- 10 March 2022
Summary
AI-generatedThe development consists of building a 980 square metre aggregate storage shed. The structure will be located within the existing Killough Quarry landholding.
- Floor area
- 980 m²
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Official record
Development description
The development will consist of an aggregate storage shed (area 980 m2) within the existing quarry landholding
Key dates
Timeline
- Application received10 March 2022
- Decision due4 May 2022
- Decision issued3 May 2022
- Grant issued6 June 2022
- Permission expiry5 June 2027
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