the raw water gravity filters to be refurbished with new filter laterals…
Stooke Water Treatment Plant , Townland of Kilcroe , Co. Tipperary
Proposed development
the raw water gravity filters to be refurbished with new filter laterals, replacement media and extension of an internal weir wall, two 36m³ pre-cast concrete backwash water storage tanks to be constructed to supplement existing wash water holding tank capacity, sodium hydroxide (ph correction) kiosk with duty and standby pumps, sodium hydroxide bulk storage tank, used wash water balance tank with a holding volume of 200m³, lamella clarifier, sludge balancing tank to be located below round with a storage volume of 36m³, sludge thickener to be located above ground, thickened sludge pump station, sludge holding tank with a storage volume of 219m³, poly prep unit to be located in a kiosk (sludge poly kiosk), motor control center (mcc) container for control panels, interconnecting pipework and ducting, extended internal site access road, hardstanding around tanks and chambers, all related site works and ancillary development
What happens next
Permission was granted on 16 Dec 2025. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.
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