2560293
N/AOffaly - Offaly County Council
Proposed Development
The development con sists of the retention of the change of use of part of the existing warehouse to a use for the manufacture or use of coating materials in processes which are an IPPC licenced activity.
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- Location
- Cloncollig Industrial Estate , Church Road , Tullamore County Offaly.
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- RETENTION
- Planning Authority
- Offaly County Council
- Site Area
- 1.02 ha
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 8 July 2025
- Status
- INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
- Decision
- N/A
Location
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the change of use of part of the existing warehouse to a use for the manufacture or use of coating materials in processes which are an IPPC licenced activity
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the change of use of part of the existing warehouse to a use for the manufacture or use of coating materials in processes which are an IPPC licenced activity
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the change of use of part of the existing warehouse to a use for the manufacture or use of coating materials in processes which are an IPPC licenced activity
Cloncollig Industrial Estate , Cloncollog Tullamore , County Offaly.
(i) DEMOLITION OF EXISTING STEEL FRAMED BUILDING (ii) CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW STEEL FRAMED BUILDERS MERCHANTS RETAIL UNIT MEASURING 800 SQ.M TOGETHER WITH CONNECTION TO PUBLIC FOUL AND STORMWATER SEWER AND ALL OTHER ASSOCIATED SITE DEVELOPMENT WORKS
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UNIT B CLONCOLLIG INDUSTRIAL ESTATE , CLONCOLLOG TULLAMORE , CO. OFFALY
works comprising of a single storey (15m in height approx.) 410sq.m extension to existing manufacturing factory with a dock leveller and ramp as well as minor internal modifications to existing manufacturing factory (PA Ref. 03/36 & PL2/94/425) and associated site works
Cloncollig Industrial Estate , Church Road Tullamore , Co. Offaly R35 E202
The works will comprise of a single storey (15m in height approx.) 410sq.m extension to existing manufacturing factory with a dock leveller and ramp as well as minor internal modifications to existing manufacturing factory (PA Ref. 03/36 & PL2/94/425) and associated site works.
Cloncollig Industrial Estate , Church Road , Tullamore Co. Offaly
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