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Awaiting decisionAgricultural

Borkill Beg, Kiltegan, Co. Wicklow

Extension of an existing cubicle shed and construction of a new underground effluent tank in Kiltegan.

1718 · Wicklow County Council · Lodged 12 January 2017

Reference
1718
Authority
Wicklow County Council
Register status
Withdrawn
Type
PERMISSION
Received
12 January 2017

Summary

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The development consists of a 507 sqm open cubicle yard extension to an existing 944 sqm cubicle shed. It also includes a 221 sqm slatted underground effluent storage tank and a new concrete yard.

Agriculturalfarmingshedextension
Floor area
507 m²

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507 sqm open cubicle yard extension to existing 944 sqm cubicle shed, 221 sqm slatted underground effluent storage tank, new concrete yard and all associated ancillary works

Key dates

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  1. Application received12 January 2017
  2. Further information requested21 February 2017
  3. Application withdrawn1 September 2017

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