Planning application · Donegal County Council

CREATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF A SMALL BUSINESS RURAL ENTERPRISE TO INCLUDE (1) STORAGE…

MOYLE , BALLYARR , LETTERKENNY PO

2561054 · DonegalClosed
Reference
2561054
Planning authority
Donegal County Council
Received
23 Jun 2025
Decided
14 Aug 2025
Status
Closed
Site area
0.877 ha

Proposed development

CREATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF A SMALL BUSINESS RURAL ENTERPRISE TO INCLUDE (1) STORAGE CONTAINER AND KILN DRYING OVEN, (2) COVERED STORAGE AREA FOR THE PURPOSE OF STORING KILN DRIED TIMBER, (3) COVERED STORAGE AREA FOR THE PURPOSE OF STORING WET/GREEN LUMBER/GREEN WOOD, (4) STAFF SHED/HUT, (5) PORTALOO WELFARE FACILITY AND (6) CAR PARKING AREA FOR THE OVERALL PURPOSE OF CREATING A SMALL TIMBER PRODUCT FACILITY FOR PUBLIC USE

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Permission was refused on 14 Aug 2025. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.

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