Planning application · Meath County Council

a 20 year permission for development of a 13.5 hectare extension to its existing…

Platin & Cruicerath , Drogheda , Co. Meath

LB201254 · MeathClosed
Reference
LB201254
Planning authority
Meath County Council
Received
10 Sept 2020
Status
Closed
Site area
43.5 ha

Proposed development

a 20 year permission for development of a 13.5 hectare extension to its existing Overburden Management Facility (OBMF) on an overall site of 43.5 hectares, which includes the existing OBMF. The proposed extension will be limited to a height of 86m above ordnance datum, which is consistent with the height of the existing OBMF. The application includes for a new at-grade crossing of the existing Local Road L5612, and for the closing of the existing at-grade crossing together with associated site development, drainage, fencing, landscaping and other ancillary works. The application is accompanied by an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIAR). The application relates to a development which requires an Industrial Emissions Directive (IED) Licence and the facility operates pursuant to an existing IED Licence (EPA Ref No. P0030-05)

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The application was withdrawn by the applicant.

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