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Killanully Ballygarvan

CONDITIONAL

Planning application 04/226

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

Facility for recovery of construction and demolition materials (namely concrete, bricks, tiles, ceramics and asphalt) REF S /291/87

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    20 Jan 2004

  2. Decision due

    15 Mar 2004

  3. Decision: CONDITIONAL

    15 Mar 2004

Application Details

Location
Killanully Ballygarvan
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
20 January 2004
Status
APPLICATION FINALISED
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Decision Date
15 March 2004

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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47m
16/5993Conditional Permission11 Aug 2016

Continuation of use of existing construction and demolition waste recovery facility at Killanully, Ballygarvan (previously permitted under Cork County Council Ref. 10/5420). Recovery activities principally comprise crushing of construction and demolition waste materials using mobile plant and stockpiling of materials on existing hardstanding area on the site of 1.9 hectares within an existing quarry. The application also includes provision for a waste inspection shed (35sq.m) at the site. (The recovery facility will continue to share other existing site infrastructure including a portacabin office and weighbridge)

Killanully Ballygarvan Co. Cork

47m
10/5420CONDITIONAL9 Jun 2010

Continuation of use of existing construction & demolition waste facility including existing hardstanding area for stockpile & recovery of construction & demolition materials, a waste inspection area (200sqm), portacabin office (21.6sqm) & weighbridge. Activities at site principally comprise the crushing & stockpiling of material using mobile plant within an existing quarry working area (1.9ha)

Ballygarvan Quarry Killanully Ballygarvan

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10/5210INCOMPLETED APPLICATION18 May 2010

Renewal of existing planning permission for construction and demolition waste recovery facility

Ballygarvan Quarry Killanully Ballygarvan

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22/6488Conditional Permission22 Nov 2022

Permission for the continuation of use of existing construction and demolition (C&D) waste recovery facility at Killanully, Ballygarvan, co.Cork (previously permitted under Cork County Council Planning Ref. 16/05993). Recovery activities principally comprise crushing of construction and demolition waste materials using mobile plant and stockpiling of materials on existing hard standing area on site of 1.9 hectares with in an existing quarry. The application also includes provision for a waste inspection shed (35m2) and a new wheel wash at the site. The recovery facility will continue to share other existing site infrastructure including a portacabin office and weighbridge

Killanully Ballygarvan Co.Cork

306m
18/6066CONDITIONAL3 Aug 2018

Revised site boundaries from those previously granted under Planning Reg. No. 17/4272

Killanully Ballygarvan Co. Cork

312m
13/6287WITHDRAWN3 Dec 2013

Construction of dwelling house and domestic garage with new waste water treatment plant and all associated site works

Killanully Ballygarvan Co.Cork

312m
14/5604CONDITIONAL25 Jul 2014

Construction of dwellinghouse and domestic garage with new wastewater treatment plant and all associated site works including site boundary works to public road

Killanully Ballygarvan Co.Cork

312m
17/4272CONDITIONAL9 Feb 2017

To construct a dwellinghouse

Killanully Ballygarvan Co.Cork

312m
13/5955INCOMPLETED APPLICATION11 Oct 2013

Construction of dwellinghouse and domestic garage with new wastewater treatment plant and all associated site works

Killanully Ballygarvan

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16/6654CONDITIONAL24 Oct 2016

Construction of domestic garage with loft

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