Proposed Development
Dormer dwelling & garage
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Application received
14 Oct 2003
Decision due
8 Dec 2003
Decision: REFUSED
8 Dec 2003
Application Details
- Location
- CARRIGANE, CARRIGANE,
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 14 October 2003
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- REFUSED
- Decision Date
- 8 December 2003
Location
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Permission for retention of two cubicle houses, feed passage and agricultural store and Permission for construction of a loose house, cattle holding pen, polytunnel and associated works.
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Demolition of an existing agricultural structure and construction of a Central Gas Injection Facility within a site area of ca. 1.8ha, comprising of: a concrete apron; 8 no. truck bays, a welfare/office facility; Medium Voltage substation; 8 no. pressure reduction skid units; 2 no. boiler units; network entry facility unit, flare unit; odorant injection unit; propane storage, compressed natural gas refuelling area; on site drainage; underground pipework; 1 no. new site entrance from the N73 and associated drainage to serve the proposed facility and the adjacent exiting Corracunna Above Ground Installation facility and the removal of the existing Corracunna Above Ground Installation entrance and all associated development works. The Major Accident Regulations apply to this development, it is a lower tier development. Permission is sought for a period of 10 years.
Corracunna and Garryleagh near Mitchelstown Co. Cork
The demolition of existing agricultural structures and construction of a Central Gas Injection Facility within a site area of ca. 1.8ha, comprising of; a concrete apron; 16 no. truck bays, a welfare/office facility; Medium Voltage substation; 8 no. pressure reduction skid units; 2 no. boiler units; network entry facility unit; flare unit; odorant injection unit; propane storage; compressed natural gas refuelling area, electrical and instrumentation kiosk; generator kiosk; transformer kiosk; 8 no. compressor container units; 4 no. gas chromatograph units; covered shelter for storage of gas bottles; compressed natural gas dispenser; compressor building; on site drainage; underground pipework; 1 no. new site entrance from the N73 and associated drainage to serve the proposed facility nad adjacent existing Corracunna Above Ground Installation facility and the removal of the existing Corracunna Above Ground Installation entrance and ; all associated site development works. The Major Accident Regulations apply to this development; it is a lower tier development. Permission is sought for a period of 10 years.
Corracunna and Garryleagh near Mitchelstown Co. Cork
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