Retain (a) extension to existing shed consisting of stables (b) retain existing shed…
Ballinclogher , Lixnaw , co.kerry
Proposed development
Retention to retain (a) extension to existing shed consisting of stables (b) retain existing shed consisting of w.c. (c) existing concrete manure storage unit (d) existing septic tank (e) advertising signage (f) use of land as Equestrian Centre, Also Full Planning Permission for (a) removal of existing 2 no. outdoor Arena's adjacent to the L-1029 Local Public Road, and provision of landscaping along the roadside boundary (b) build additional 6 no. stables onto rear of existing shed (c) construction of a new outdoor all weather horse arena (d) provision of a new cooling down area for horses (e) new vehicle entrance onto the public road from L-1029 Local Public Road (f) new parking area for 11 no. parking spaces (g) provision of drainage works in the car parking area (h) provision for low lighting in the car parking area (i) provision of a pedestrian and horse walkway to the arena area (j) construction of a new concrete yard area
What happens next
Permission was granted on 18 Sept 2025. 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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