retention permission and planning permission for development at the existing ENVA Waste…
ENVA Waste Processing Facility at Lossets , Carrickmacross , Co. Monaghan
Proposed development
retention permission and planning permission for development at the existing ENVA Waste Processing Facility at Lossets, Carrickmacross, Co. Monaghan. Retention permission is sought for the following: • Provision of a weighbridge; •Expansion of plastic film storage area to 1,300 sq.m; •Provision of moveable retaining concrete ‘A’ walls to plastic film storage area; • Provision of a Komatsu excavator machine; and • Removal of a kiln. Planning permission is sought for: • An increase in the volume of waste plastic to be accepted at the existing facility from 4,800 tonnes per annum to 23,000 tonnes per annum; •Erection of 2 no. external canopies on the production building and all associated site and development works. The proposed development relates to an activity which will require a review of the existing Waste Facility Permit No. WFP-MN-12-0001-08 issued by Monaghan County Council
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