Demolish existing tool shed at Ballydavid, Littleton
Ballydavid, Littleton, Thurles
1.6 ha · Granted · permission to Jul 2030
Planning application 2560336 to Tipperary County Council: Demolish existing tool shed and to construct an extension to existing packaging agricultural shed on my farm complex, at Ballydavid, Littleton, Thurles. Granted by the council on 5 June 2025. The register gives the permission's end as 8 July 2030.
Timeline
- Application lodged
- Council granted
- Permission ends (date on the register)
The end date is the one the council register states. An extension or a commencement changes it.
Key facts
Proposed development
the following: a) to demolish existing tool shed and b) to construct an extension to existing packaging agricultural shed on my farm complex with all associated siteworks
Planning status
Permission was granted on 5 Jun 2025. The four-week appeal period has passed with no appeal recorded, so the permission is final. Works can start once a commencement notice is lodged; the register gives its end as 8 Jul 2030.
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