Planning application · Donegal County Council

SOFT LANDSCAPED PLAY AREA AS AN EXTENSION TO EXISTING EXTERNAL PLAY AREAS SERVING CRÈCHE…

SMALL WORLD CRECHE , CLARENDEN DRIVE , DRUMLONAGHER DONEGAL TOWN

2560270 · DonegalClosed
Reference
2560270
Planning authority
Donegal County Council
Received
27 Feb 2025
Decided
17 Apr 2025
Status
Closed
Site area
0.104 ha

Proposed development

SOFT LANDSCAPED PLAY AREA AS AN EXTENSION TO EXISTING EXTERNAL PLAY AREAS SERVING CRÈCHE FACILITY AND PERMISSION FOR (1) INTRODUCTION OF A LANDSCAPED BUFFER ZONE TO INCLUDE 1.8M HIGH TIMBER FENCING ADJOINING THE WESTERN BOUNDARY, (2) A MODIFIED CAR PARKING LAYOUT COMPRISING 8 NO. PARKING SPACES, (3) A REVISED TODDLER PLAY AREA TO THE FRONT OF THE CRÈCHE AND (4) CONSTRUCTION OF AN EXTERNAL TOILET BLOCK AND ALL ASSOCIATED SITE DEVELOPMENT WORKS

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Permission was refused on 17 Apr 2025. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.

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