development consisting of: the provision of Glamping Accommodation…
A site of 0.36 hectares at Dysert , Ardmore , Co. Waterford
Proposed development
development consisting of: the provision of Glamping Accommodation, comprising 5 No. Glamping Pods; a caretaker storage unit; alterations and improvements to the vehicular access including provision of an electric gate; 5 No. car parking spaces; hard and soft landscaping including biodiversity zone; and all associated works above and below ground.
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