for extension of existing farmyard, to include additional agricultural sheds for storage…
Green Avenue , Newland West , Naas
Proposed development
for extension of existing farmyard, to include additional agricultural sheds for storage of animal feed, floor area 200 sq. metres, removal of existing cylindrical overground metal grain bin, rain water storage and all the related site development works.
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Nearby applications
Other applications on the Kildare register close to this address.
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- 2660628Newlands North , Kilcullen , Co. KildareLodged
(a) 16 no. single-storey stables with associated shed structures, (b) 1 no. horse walker, (c) and ancillary site works…
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