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COOLACLEVANE, COOLACLEVANE,

WITHDRAWN

Planning application 02/2875

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

Extension to area for quarrying rock & ancillary facilities and retention of quarried area of rock

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    3 Jul 2002

  2. Decision due

    23 Aug 2002

Application Details

Location
COOLACLEVANE, COOLACLEVANE,
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
3 July 2002
Status
WITHDRAWN
Decision
Pending
Decision Due
23 August 2002

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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156m
19/6815Conditional Permission26 Nov 2019

The development consists of a lateral extension of c.4 hectares to the existing quarry area, permitted under Plan File Ref. no. 02/5740, to give an overall extraction footprint of c.10.9 hectares; deepening of the extraction area by a further 20 metre bench from the current permitted floor level of 148m AOD to a final depth of c. 128 m AOD; an overburden storage area and quarry stockpile storage area; restoration of the site to natural habitat after - uses; all related ancillary site works within an overall application area of 26.5 hectares, and all for a period of 35 years. The application is accompanied by an Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIAR).

Coolaclevane Townland Kilmichael Co. Cork

190m
19/156INCOMPLETED APPLICATION8 Mar 2019

The development consists of retention of a storage area within an application area of c. 1.3 Ha.

Coolaclevane Townland Kilmichael Co. Cork

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19/274CONDITIONAL26 Apr 2019

The development consists of retention of a storage area within an application area of c. 1.3Ha.. The area that forms part of this planning application lies to the southwest of an adjoining permitted hard rock quarry (Plan File Ref. No. 02/5740) and is used to store material arising from quarry processing activities. The material stored in this area consists of silt (fines) arising from the crushing and screening process at the adjoining permitted quarry

Coolaclevane Townland Kilmichael Co. Cork

352m
17/824CONDITIONAL22 Dec 2017

Acceptance, storage and crushing of waste bituminous mixtures (tarmacadam) from other external sources for recycling and re-use consisting of storage and crushing of waste. The crushed materials will be utilised in the production of new tarmacadam. Proposed works include concrete slab, petroleum/oil interceptor and percolation area

Coolaclevane Kilmichael Co Cork

352m
17/707INCOMPLETED APPLICATION9 Nov 2017

The acceptance, storage and crushing of waste bituminous materials (tarmacadam). The crushed materials will be utilised in the production of new tarmacadam

Coolaclevane Kilmichael Co. Cork

387m
05/5440INCOMPLETED APPLICATION29 Jul 2005

Construction of concrete batching plant and concrete yard for block making

Coolaclevane Kilmichael

387m
05/6272CONDITIONAL31 Aug 2005

Concrete batching plant and concrete yard for block making

Coolaclevane Kilmichael

441m
03/967CONDITIONAL7 Mar 2003

Installation of septic tank & percolation area

COOLACLEVANE, COOLACLEVANE,

447m
13/283INCOMPLETED APPLICATION17 May 2013

Preserving and enhancing the area around Kilmichael Ambush Site to include alterations to the existing monument, provision of walkways, information signs, amenity areas and provision of a lay-by for parking, upgrading of existing access track and associated landscaping works

Haremount, Kilmichael, Co. Cork

447m
13/251INCOMPLETED APPLICATION26 Apr 2013

Permission to preserve and enhance the ambush site

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