for the development of a recreational and amenity park which will comprise…
The Former Johnstown Quarry , Ballycuddihy , Johnstown
Proposed development
for the development of a recreational and amenity park which will comprise of: a) the development of a nature trail, adventure trail with observation decks / viewing shelters, climbing paths, and playground; b) the construction of a single storey coffee dock with external seating area and public toilets; c) single storey maintenance building with service yard; d) the provision of a carpark, coach parking, bicycle shelters; e) landscaping including reedbeds and wildflower meadows and SUDs measures (swales, permeable paving & soakpit); f) alterations to existing site entrance including the provision of a new entrance gate; g) new elevated levels to be filled with materials consisting of verified and classified construction material to be imported; h) provision of a waste water treatment plant with percolation area, i) the provision of 2no. on-site bore wells; j) alterations to existing boundaries; k) all associated site development works including paving and lighting
What happens next
Permission was refused on 12 Feb 2025. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.
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