the permanent removal of the now demolished structures and filled lagoon on his lands…
Ballyvadin , Fethard , Clonmel
Proposed development
the permanent removal of the now demolished structures and filled lagoon on his lands. These structures comprised of the following 1-Derelict Building (87.10sqm), Storage shed (45.82sqm), Stable Building (55.44sqm) and Corrugated Shed (143.52sqm)
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- 2460447Ballyvadin , Fethard , ClonmelIn Assessment
the permanent removal of the now demolished structures and now filled lagoon. These structures comprised of the following: “A”-Steel framed…
- 22521Ballyvadin , Fethard , Co. TipperaryIn Assessment
a new single storey, 3 bedroom house, new entrance and drivemway, new waste water treatment system, percolation area and assoicated site works and services
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