Planning application · Galway County Council

to construct (i) slatted shed with crush yard; (ii) silage pit…

Carrownurlaur , Milltown , Co Galway

2460011 · GalwayIn AssessmentAppealed
Reference
2460011
Planning authority
Galway County Council
Received
8 Jan 2024
Decided
27 Feb 2024
Status
In Assessment
Site area
0.88 ha

Proposed development

to construct (i) slatted shed with crush yard; (ii) silage pit; (iii) storage shed with hardcore areas; and all associated site works. Gross floor space of proposed works: 1020 sqm

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