Planning application · Cork County Council

(a) Construction of new access point from Castlelake, to include set back area…

Terry's Land & Carrigtwohill Carrigtwohill Co. Cork

24/5905 · CorkClosed
Reference
24/5905
Planning authority
Cork County Council
Received
10 Oct 2024
Decided
20 Feb 2025
Status
Closed

Proposed development

Permission for (a) Construction of new access point from Castlelake, to include set back area, gates (vehicular and pedestrian), railings and dished footpath/kerbs together with (b) Construction of maintenance access road and footpath, to include fencing leading to bunded green area/attenuation basin and adjacent stream at the southern boundary on lands adjacent to the west of Carrigtwohill Educational Campus.

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