the hardcore surface storage area referred to in UD 5294. Full planning permission is…
Brewershill , Dunlavin , Co. Wicklow
Proposed development
the hardcore surface storage area referred to in UD 5294. Full planning permission is also sought for the removal of the existing entrance and access track and reinstatement of same to landscaping, construction of new entrance and access track, construction of new landscaping screening banks to parts of Eastern and Western boundaries, all associated ancillary works and material change of use to allow for storage of timber for the purpose of drying same
What happens next
Permission was refused on 29 Apr 2025. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.
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- 2642Brewershill , Dunlavin , Co. WicklowIn Assessment
hardcore surface storage area referred to in UD5294. Full planning permission is also sought for the removal of the existing entrance and access track…
- 2649Brewershill , Dunlavin , Co. WicklowClosed
hardcore surface storage area referred to in UD5294. Full planning permission is also sought for the removal of the existing entrance and access track…
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