for an amendment planning application to the previously granted permission under planning…
Cloonascragh , Tuam , Co. Galway
Proposed development
for an amendment planning application to the previously granted permission under planning reference 19/1315 (ABP-306685-20). The proposed amendments to the previously consented planning application will comprise the following: Reconfiguration and reduction in the overall length of internal access roads, reduction and relocation in the number of transformer stations, reduction and reconfiguration in the number of solar PV modules to optimise layout, provision of a spare parts container, amendments to the consented 38kV on-site substation control building & compound, relocation of consented site access by circa 440 metres at the southern portion of the site, amendments to the consented grid connection for the completion and installation of 180 metres of 38kV underground electricity cables, and ducts through ESB land to the Cloon 110kV substation
What happens next
Permission was granted on 10 Jan 2025 but has since lapsed. A permission runs five years from the decision unless extended, and no commencement notice was lodged. Any new works would need a fresh application.
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