Import inert soil and stone (EWC class 170504 & class 170508) not exceeding 250,000 m3…
Ballinaclough Lower The Rath Timahoe , Portlaoise , Co Laois
Proposed development
Import inert soil and stone (EWC class 170504 & class 170508) not exceeding 250,000 m3 for the purpose of restoring a portion of an existing registered sand and gravel pit (QY05/11) to agricultural grassland over an area of 8.3 ha, installation of a temporary wheel wash facility along with alterations to an existing site entrance. The development will require a waste facility permit.
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