Retention Permission and Permission consisting of the following…
Sra , Ballybay , Co. Monaghan
Proposed development
Retention Permission and Permission consisting of the following: Retaining an as-constructed storage extension, incorporating ancillary covered canopy, attached to the rear of existing commercial property. Erecting a new single storey, portal framed storage extension, incorporating ancillary covered canopy to rear, attached to the side of existing commercial property. Creating a new a new site entrance onto public road replacing existing site entrance to be permanently closed. Creating a new permeable-surfaced storage area for the stacking of de-polluted end of life vehicles, together with all associated site works. [This site relates to an activity authorised under the waste management (Facility Permit & Registration) regulations 2007 S.I. No. 821/2007]
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