Demolish existing piggery complex, permission to construct a replacement piggery complex…
Derryduff Rosscarbery Co. Cork
Proposed development
Permission to demolish existing piggery complex, permission to construct a replacement piggery complex consisting of (a) two no. pig houses with slatted slurry tanks, (b) three no. roofed pig passages with slatted slurry tanks, (c) plant room, (d) pig loading bay, (e) six no. feed storage bins, (f) rainwater harvesting tank, (g) rainwater attenuation tank, permission to relocate existing site entrance gates and carry out all associated site works
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