removal of existing failed septic tank and installation of a packaged wastewater…
Rathregan , Batterstown , Co. Meath
Proposed development
removal of existing failed septic tank and installation of a packaged wastewater treatment system (Sepcon BAF PE6 PLUS) with pumped discharge, 17.5m² sand polishing filter and 120m² infiltration area, together with all associated site works, at an existing dwelling
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