a) 12 No. warehouses for the maturation of whiskey, (3 No. blocks of 3 warehouses…
Tullig Connagh Leap Co. Cork
Proposed development
a) 12 No. warehouses for the maturation of whiskey, (3 No. blocks of 3 warehouses, 1 No. double warehouse block and 1 No. single warehouse), each Warehouse has a total ground floor area of circa 1,530m² with an overall total floor area of 18,360m² and an overall height of 11.45m. The Warehouses will be single storey in nature. b) Single storey Service Building with a ground floor area of circa 124.5m² (c) New 9m wide x 3m high planted embankment to perimeter of bonded Warehouse site (d) New 3m high security fence and security access gates to perimeter of bounded Warehouse site (e) New 540 cum fire-fighting tank (f) New sprinkler fire-fighting tank (g) New fire water retention tank (h) Demolition of existing unhabitable farmhouse and outbuildings (i) New internal road network and associated staff parking areas (j) Associated site excavations and recontouring works (k) Ancillary boundary treatments and access road enhancement (l) All associated site works
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The council recorded a decision on 16 Jan 2023. The official file has the outcome; a third-party appeal is possible within four weeks of the decision.
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