Marshmeadows, New Ross Rural
Filling of 1.21 hectares of land.
20221130 · Wexford County Council · Lodged 25 August 2022
- Reference
- 20221130
- Authority
- Wexford County Council
- Register status
- Appealed
- Type
- Permission
- Received
- 25 August 2022
Summary
AI-generatedPlanning permission is sought for the filling of a 1.21-hectare parcel of land at Marshmeadows, New Ross Rural. This forms part of a larger site area.
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Official record
Development description
Permission for planning permission for to fill a 1.21 ha of lands (part of the
Key dates
Timeline
- Application received25 August 2022
- Further information requested17 October 2022
- Further information received26 October 2022
- Decision due22 November 2022
- Decision issued18 November 2022
- Appeal submitted19 December 2022
- Appeal decided16 July 2024
In the area
Applications near this site
Other planning applications within about 500 m — what else is being proposed or built nearby.
- Awaiting decision120 m away
Permission for to fill 4047 sq m (part of the existing site)
Marshmeadows, New Ross Rural
20201336WexfordLodged 12 Nov 2020Retention
- Awaiting decision120 m away
Permission for to fill 4047sq m (part of the existing site) with a clean stone
Marshmeadows, Camlin, New Ross Rural, Oldcourt
20201283WexfordLodged 3 Nov 2020Other
- Granted180 m away
Permission for to fill 4047 sq.m. (part of the existing site) with a clean stone
Marshmeadows & Camlin, New Ross Rural
20210095WexfordLodged 27 Jan 2021Other
- Refused320 m away
Permission for the proposed construction of an extension to existing shed
Marshmeadows, New Ross Rural
20221202WexfordLodged 8 Sept 2022Industrial
- Awaiting decision320 m away
Permission for the proposed construction of an extension to existing shedGer
Marshmeadows, New Ross Rural
20231229WexfordLodged 16 Oct 2023Extension
- Granted320 m away
Permission for proposed construction of an extension to existing
Marshmeadows, New Ross Rural
20231323WexfordLodged 2 Nov 2023Extension
- Awaiting decision330 m away
CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION (C&D) RECYCLING FACILITY WHERE CERTAIN CLASSES OF CO
MARSHMEADOWS, NEW ROSS RURAL
20160366WexfordLodged 13 Apr 2016Industrial
- Awaiting decision330 m away
Permission for the proposed construction of an extension to existing shed
Marshmeadows, New Ross Rural
20231130WexfordLodged 21 Sept 2023Extension
Related developments
Similar applications
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- Awaiting decisionOther
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- Awaiting decisionOther
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- RefusedOther
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18309MonaghanLodged 5 Jul 2018
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