extension of sand and gravel quarry - the development will consist of extension…
Ballybeg and Aghnameadle , Toomevara , Co. Tipperary
Proposed development
extension of sand and gravel quarry - the development will consist of extension of the existing sand and gravel quarry and for continued use of the site entrance, access laneway, weighbridge, maintenance shed, settlement lagoons, site office, toilet, plant and machinery and ancillary works. The extension area will be 13.818ha in lands to the north-west of the existing quarry. An Environmental Impact Assessment Report has been prepared and will be submitted with the application.
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