(1) an increase in the annual waste intake from 45000 tonnes/year to 80,000 tonnes…
Ballybeg , Littleton , Co. Tipperary
Proposed development
(1) an increase in the annual waste intake from 45000 tonnes/year to 80,000 tonnes; (2) single storey extensions to the east and west of the existing building (having a combined floor area of 6,083m2), (3) relocation of existing firewater lagoon (324m2), (4) construction of new firewater lagoon (401m2) and all associated site works and services to accomodate the biological treatment of the additional organic residues and production of compost. The existing biological treatment of the additional organic residues and production of compost. The existing biological treatment process is carried out in accordance with an Industrial Emissions Licence granted by the Environmental Protection Agency. An Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIAR) shall be submitted with this planning application
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The council recorded a decision on 14 Jun 2021. The official file has the outcome; a third-party appeal is possible within four weeks of the decision.
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