Proposed 8 no. serviced mobile home extension to an existing mobile home park (known as…
Curracloe, Ardcolm
Proposed development
Permission for a proposed 8 no. serviced mobile home extension to an existing mobile home park (known as Sweet View Holiday Park) associated site works and to connect same into existing sewage treatment plant. Permission to retain newly constructed children's play area, equipment and to extend said play area consisting of 1 no. tennis court, 1 no. basketball court, 1 no. padel court and associated site works
What happens next
Permission was refused on 23 Aug 2024. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.
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