& permission consisting of (1). Retention planning permission for agricultural…
Rathgranagher , Cloghans Hill , Co.Mayo
Proposed development
Retention permission & permission consisting of (1). Retention planning permission for agricultural storage/machinery sheds, overground slurry store & slatted cubicle shed with underground slurry storage tanks along with all associated site works (2). Planning Permission for development consisting of construction of new agricultural cubicle shed along with all associated site works. Buildings for retention are as follows: slatted cubicle shed 1 has a roof height of 7.100m, machinery shed 9 has a roof height of 6.286m, storage shed 10 has a roof height 6.286m and overground slurry store 11 has a height of 4.000m. Proposed cubicle shed will have a roof height of 8.776m and will be built in an existing farmyard.
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Permission was granted on 20 Mar 2025. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.
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