Development for retention permission consists of the removal of a section at Ticroghan, Clonard
Ticroghan, Clonard, Co. Meath
0.3 ha · Refused
Planning application 2560082 to Meath County Council: Development for retention permission consists of the removal of a section of hedgerow, deposition of stone, at Ticroghan, Clonard. Refused by the council on 12 March 2025.
Timeline
- Application lodged
- Council refused
Key facts
Proposed development
the development for retention permission consists of the removal of a section of hedgerow, deposition of stone and laying of concrete to form the creation of an entrance onto a public roadway. The development for planning permission consists of the removal and relocation of hedging to improve sightlines, new fencing and gated entrance, new grass verge and improving the aesthetics of the existing entrance
Planning status
Permission was refused on 12 Mar 2025. The refusal stands; no appeal is recorded.
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