to: a) Retain 3 no. structures associated with the manufacture of precast concrete units…
Taghart South , Shercock , Co. Cavan
Proposed development
to: a) Retain 3 no. structures associated with the manufacture of precast concrete units, b) Permission is sought to construct 2 no. extensions to existing precast concrete manufacturing building, c) Permission is sought to construct a new office building, d) Connect all services to existing infrastructure on site, e) Together with all associated site works including relocation of existing aggregate storage bays
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