Gobbinstown, Ballyanne
Construction of a sensory and meditation garden with a greenhouse and water feature in Ballyanne.
20211241 · Wexford County Council · Lodged 30 July 2021
- Reference
- 20211241
- Authority
- Wexford County Council
- Register status
- Appealed
- Type
- Permission
- Received
- 30 July 2021
Summary
AI-generatedPermission is sought to construct a sensory and meditation garden. The development will feature a greenhouse, a water feature, and associated works.
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Official record
Development description
Permission to construct a senory/meditation garden, greenhouse, water feature, s
Key dates
Timeline
- Application received30 July 2021
- Further information requested22 September 2021
- Further information received20 December 2021
- Decision due16 January 2022
- Decision issued21 January 2022
- Grant issued25 July 2022
- Appeal submitted18 February 2022
- Appeal decided25 July 2022
- Permission expiry24 July 2027
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