permission and permission for development consisting of: 1. The retention…
Barratreana , Ardrahan , Co. Galway
Proposed development
permission and permission for development consisting of: 1. The retention of: a) An industrial manufacturing unit with a total floor area of 2338sq.m. and a maximum height of 8.887m above finished floor level; 2. The development of: a) 20 no. car parking spaces (7 no visitor, 1 no. universal access and 12 no. staff car parking spaces); b) A wastewater treatment unit and polishing filter; c) Surface water drainage infrastructure including hydrocarbon interceptor and soakaway; d) Upgrades to the local road to include 2 no passing bays as well as resurfacing works; e) The removal of 2 no. single storey temporary structures (store 31.5 sq.m) and portacabin (54 sq.m), f) Site lighting, bicycle parking and all ancillary site development works
What happens next
Permission was granted on 27 Aug 2024. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.
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