Ar cead pleanala chun an rochtain fheithiclí atá ann cheana a athlonnú trí
Baile Mhic Íomhair, Gráinseach an Dísirt, Contae Lú.
0.234 ha · Lodged
Planning application 2660056 to Louth County Council: Ar cead pleanala chun an rochtain fheithiclí atá ann cheana a athlonnú trí rochtain nua feithiclí a chruthú ar an mbóthar poiblí agus, at Baile Mhic Íomhair, Gráinseach an Dísirt, Contae Lú.
Timeline
- Application lodged
- Further information requested
Key facts
Proposed development
Ar cead pleanala chun an rochtain fheithiclí atá ann cheana a athlonnú trí rochtain nua feithiclí a chruthú ar an mbóthar poiblí agus an rochtain reatha a dhúnadh, mar aon le gach obair forbartha láithreáin ghaolmhar. Planning permission to relocate the existing vehicular access by creating a new vehicular access onto the public road and to close the existing access on to the public road, together with all associated site development works at Keeverstown, Grange bellew, Co Louth.
Planning status
The application has been lodged and validated. The council has eight weeks to decide, unless it asks for further information.
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