the following 1) excavation works to form 3 no. shooting ranges (25m…
Killnacarriga , Newcastle , Clonmel
Proposed development
the following 1) excavation works to form 3 no. shooting ranges (25m, 50m and 100m in length), sheltered structures for another existing permitted 25m permitted shooting range and the 100m shooting ranges to be retained, target structures, boundary berms and signage; 2) resurfacing and levelling of existing forest road and turning area and use of the road and turning area to service the shooting ranges and for participants’ car parking; 3) the change of use of an existing single storey farm outbuilding to club house; 4) construction of a timber hunting shelter; 5) construction of a part completed agricultural building; and all associated site works. Permission is sought for the following: 1) construction of a shelter structures the 25m and 50m shooting ranges to be retained; 2) completion of the part constructed agricultural building to be retained; 3) treatment plant and percolation area to serve the club house to be retained; and all associated site works
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