Planning application · Meath County Council

(a) retention of a change of use of part of an existing and storage building (825 sqm)…

Emerald Park , Kilbrew , Ashbourne Co Meath

2481 · MeathIn Assessment
Reference
2481
Planning authority
Meath County Council
Received
27 Feb 2024
Status
In Assessment
Site area
0.085 ha

Proposed development

(a) retention of a change of use of part of an existing and storage building (825 sqm) for warehousing and storage use other than solely in connection with the operation of Emerald Park, as required under Condition 2 of the permission granted by An Bord Pleanala under Ref. ABP-301053-18 (MCC Ref. AA171418) and omission of Condition 2 of Ref. ABP-301053-18 to facilitate that change of use and (b) retention of an ancillary single storey external refrigeration unit with a gross floor area of 67 sqm to be used in connection with the operation of Emerald Park

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