Development which will comprise of a two bay extension to an existing grain store at this…
Drummonds Ltd , Townrath , Drogheda
Proposed development
Permission for the development which will comprise of a two bay extension to an existing grain store at this site, Drummonds Limited, Townrath, Drogheda, Co. Louth, A92 DY06. The development will consist of (i) an extension of 541 square metres to an existing grain store (ii) the extended floor area incorporates an aeration system consisting of two external ground mounted fans which will be acoustically enclosed (iii) extension to the existing concrete yard area (iv) all associated site development works, landscaping and boundary treatments. The existing grain store to be extended currently extends to 1,018 square metres and the proposed extension building will be in keeping with the height, depth, finishes and colours as the existing grain store at this site. Access to the site will be via the existing established access off the Local Road L2307 (Newtownstalaban Road).
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