This application is seeking a 10-year permission - the development will consist of (1)…
The greenfield agricultural site on the eastern bank of the Currasilla stream in Grangemockler town , Grangemockler , County Tipperary
Proposed development
This application is seeking a 10-year permission - the development will consist of (1) Integrated Constructed Wetland (ICW) type Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) for the treatment of wastewater from the Grangemockler agglomeration comprising of 1 No. septic tank and 4 No. ICW ponds; (2) Provision of a new terminal wastewater pumping station at the site of the existing Slievardagh Estate Developer Provided Infrastructure (DPI) WWTP, which is to be decommissioned (3) Access road surrounding the ICW ponds; (4) decommissioning of 2 existing septic tanks (Mill River and Lingaun Park); (5) Ancillary works associated with the development including the associated pipework and pedestrian access. A Natura Impact Statement (NIS) will be submitted to the Planning Authority with this application
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