Permission for retention and continued use of existing processing plant and related water…
Kilmore Brinny Co Cork
Proposed development
Permission for retention and continued use of existing processing plant and related water management system, the existing concrete plant, ancillary buildings (site office 63 sq.m), 3 no. welfare portacabins (32 sq.m, 23.5s q.m & 22.0 sq.m), 4 no. storage buildings/containers (15 sq.m, 10 sq.m, 6 sq.m & 5 sq.m), 2 no. garages (76 sq.m & 76 sq.m), ESB Substation (26 sq.m), covered vehicle storage (220 sq.m), site access and all related ancillary facilities (wheelwash, fuel storage tank, weighbridge etc), permitted under Pl.Reg.No. S/02/1023), all for a duration of 10 years. 2) Permission for proposed development comprising removal of existing disused fuel storage tanks, recycling of c.15,000 tonnes of concrete for use in concrete production, importation of 25,000 tonnes of sand & gravel for processing, importation of c. up to 20,000 tonnes of soil and stone per year (under Article 27) for phased site restoration with a revised phasing plan and completion of restoration of the overall site to agricultural use. Permission is sought for eight years plus two years final restoration, total of 10 years. All within an application area of c.21.4 hectares.
What happens next
Permission was granted on 26 Aug 2025. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.
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