Include four single storey general storage buildings at Crantahar, Claremorris
Crantahar, Claremorris, Co. Mayo
up to 2 storeys · 2.42 ha · Refused
Planning application 2660565 to Mayo County Council: Include four single storey general storage buildings, at Crantahar, Claremorris. Refused by the council on 9 September 2026.
Timeline
- Application lodged
- Council refused
Key facts
Proposed development
Retention permission to include four single storey general storage buildings, three single storey buildings comprising twenty five number rental self storage units, one single storey general storage building incorporating 11 number rental self storage units, one 2-storey building comprising offices and general storage, caretaker apartment and independent toilet facility for site use, together with septic tank and percolation area, ancillary concrete yards and storage compounds, site entrance, circulation and lighting, and all ancillary site works and services
Planning status
Permission was refused on 9 Sept 2026. The refusal stands; no appeal is recorded.
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