Planning application · Leitrim County Council

(a) erection of a lean -to type roof structure to the side of an existing agricultural…

Woodford Demesne , Newtowngore , Co. Leitrim

2275 · LeitrimIn Assessment
Reference
2275
Planning authority
Leitrim County Council
Received
9 May 2022
Status
In Assessment

Proposed development

(a) erection of a lean -to type roof structure to the side of an existing agricultural shed(previously granted planning permission under planning ref P.10/134), which will link same to a proposed general purpose agricultural storage shed (previously granted full planning permission under planning ref P.13/6 & subsequent grant of Extension of Duration, planning ref P.18/20); (b) erection of a general purpose agricultural storage shed, which will adjoin a proposed feed storage shed & a general purpose agricultural storage shed (which were both previously granted planning permission under planning ref P.13/6 and subsequent Extension of Duration, planning ref P.18/20), and all ancillary works

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