Development at Ballyshingadaun, The Neale, Co. Mayo amending Planning Permission…
Ballyshingadaun , The Neale , Co. Mayo
Proposed development
Permission for development at Ballyshingadaun, The Neale, Co. Mayo amending Planning Permission Reference: P22/1065 (which permitted construction of 10 no. houses, connection to public services and all associated site works). The proposed development comprises: 1. Extended site footprint and layout including an increase in dwellings to 15 no.; 2. Revised mix of house typologies, changing from 6 no. four bedroom part single part two storey, 2 no. three bedroom single storey and 2 no. two bedroom single storey houses to a mix of 12 no. part single part two storey 4 bedroom and 3 no. single storey 2 bedroom houses; and, 3. All other enabling, associated and ancillary development and works (and amendments to Planning Permission Reference P22/1065) above and below ground level.
What happens next
Permission was granted on 15 Dec 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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