Works to existing tourist campsite…
Crossafehin , Virginia , Co. Cavan
Proposed development
RETENTION permission is sought for works to existing tourist campsite comprising: (a) to retain 2 No. existing portaloos & associated foul water storage tank PLANNING PERMISSION is sought for works to existing tourist campsite comprising: (b) a single storey reception/check in building (c) a single storey shower/toilet building (d) a single storey tuck shop (e) 3 No. sub-terranean equipment storage units (f) an increase in the number of tents and camper vans from that previously granted under ABP-305664-19 as follows: Proposed 44 no. tent pitch areas to allow for 176 No. persons (2 No. tents per pitch to allow for families) ii. 10 No visitor camper/caravan parking pitches iii. 3 No. staff camper pitches (g) proposed allowance of 60 No. persons for day visitors (h) Day visitor overflow car park (I) floating jetting (j) landscaping and all there ancillary works
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