RED III - for a solar energy development comprising ground mounted solar photovoltaic…
Lands to the West of Mannok Cement WorksBallyconnell County Cavan. , In the Townlands of Mucklagh Gortoorlan and Snugborough , Ballyconnell County Cavan
Proposed development
RED III - for a solar energy development comprising ground mounted solar photovoltaic (PV) panels, mounted on steel support structures, underground cabling, temporary construction compound, erection of 3 Transformer stations (11)kV, laying of a permeable gravel access tracks, widening of existing field entrances, erection of CCTV poles and cameras, erection of entrance gates and perimeter fencing, landscaping and biodiversity measures all associated ancillary development works, for the purpose of generation renewable energy electricity. Planning Permission is sought for a 40-year operation of the solar farm following which the site will be decommissioned, all development removed and the Site restored to agricultural lands
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