Operation of the surface water treatment process carried out within the existing building…
Kilkelly , Ballyhaunis , Co. Mayo
Proposed development
Planning Permission for the operation of the surface water treatment process carried out within the existing building approved under planning reference P25/60785, and for the retention of minor ancillary works including the relocation of a water storage tank and car park layout
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