Cattle feeding shed with underground effluent storage tank (A)…
Glydefarm , Tallanstown , Dundalk Co. Louth
Proposed development
Permission for a Cattle feeding shed with underground effluent storage tank (A), a loose bedded cattle shed (B), demolition, re-construction and extension of existing hayshed (E), demolition, re-construction and extension of existing loose cattle shed (F), demolition, re-construction and extension of existing loose bedded shed (G), proposed new covered walled silage pit (H), proposed new rainwater harvesting tank (I) and all associated site development works *SFI received on 3.3.24 includesR ETENTION OF: I) EXISTING SLATTED SHED LABELLED ‘C’; II) EXISTING GRAIN STORAGE SHEDS LABELLED ‘J’; III) AS-CONSTRUCTED AGRICULTURAL ENTRANCE AND CLOSING UP OF ORIGINAL SITE ENTRANCE AND PERMISSION FOR: IV) ALTERATIONS TO PROPOSED SHED REPLACING EXISTING SHEDS (E), (F) & (G), V) ALTERATIONS TO PROPOSED NEW SILAGE PIT (K), (VI) REVISED SITE BOUNDARIES, PERMISSION FOR A WEIGHBRIDGE** ..
What happens next
Permission was refused on 28 Mar 2024. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.
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