20122
CONDITIONALLouth - Louth County Council
Proposed Development
EXTENSION OF DURATION OF 09/879 - 10 Year Permission for development consisting of site development works associated with a business park on lands zoned for employment mixed use. This planning application is accompanied by an Environmental Impact Statement
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Application received
21 Feb 2020
Further information requested
2 Apr 2020
Further information received
29 May 2020
Decision: CONDITIONAL
18 Jun 2020
Decision due
25 Jun 2020
Application Details
- Location
- Redcow and Ballynahattin , Newry Road , Dundalk Co Louth
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- EXTENSION OF DURATION
- Planning Authority
- Louth County Council
- Site Area
- 28.51 ha
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 21 February 2020
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 18 June 2020
- Permission Expires
- 17 June 2026
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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Permission for an industrial warehouse building (7.95m high and 720.39m2 floor area), external yard, carparking, external lighting, landscaping and connection to temporary waste water treatment system previously granted planning permission under ref. no. 19199 and associated site development works
Old Newry Road , Red Cow , Dundalk Co Louth
Permission for a building (7.95m high and 363.93m2 floor area) for the sale, hire & repair of plant machinery, external yard, car-parking, external lighting, landscaping, temporary wastewater treatment system and associated site development works.
Old Newry Road , Red Cow , Dundalk
Permission for development to consist of a 9.57m high building providers unit, consisting of 1633m2 floor area, storage yard, car-parking, external lighting landscaping, temporary wastewater treatment system and associated site development works.
Old Newry Road , Red Cow , Dundalk
Permission to extend and make alterations to existing stables and convert to a single storey two bedroom dwelling. To use existing entrance to public road via private lane and connection to public services (sewer and water) including all necessary site works
Newry Road , Dowdallshill , Dundalk Co Louth
Permission to construct a single storey extension to the side of existing dormer dwelling
Newry Road , Dowdallshill , Dundalk Co Louth
Permission to demolish existing uninhabitable derelict buildings, to construct a new vehicular entrance to site, new boundary treatments, erect a two storey dwelling with connection to the public foul sewer and all associated site development works and services.
Dowdallshill , Dundalk , Co Louth
Permission for development will consist of an indoor multi-activity adventure sports complex (4540 sq.m ground floor area with 555 sq.m mezzanine floor area and with maximum overall height of 21.45m) with car parking, landscaping and associated site development works including demolition of a non-habitable derelict cottage and outbuilding.
Redcow , Old Newry Road , Dundalk
EXTENSION OF DURATION ref: 12/520037 which consists of Permission for the demolition of existing dwelling and the construction of a new dwelling house (new dwelling to be a combination of two storey and storey & a half elements). The proposed dwelling will have roof lights and all associated site works.
Newry Road , Dowdalls Hill , Dundalk
Permission for Indoor multi-activity adventure sports complex (4540sq.mground floor area with 555sq.m mezzanine floor area and with maximum overall height of 21.45m) with car parking, landscaping and associated site development works including demolition of a non-habitable derelict cottage and outbuildings.
Redcow , Old Newry Road , Dundalk
Permission for an access road to serve part of proposed business park and associated site development works
Faughart Lower , Dundalk , Co Louth
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