Proposed Development
Construct
- 1.Straw bedded house for calves
- 2.Slatted cubicle house and permission to raise roof of existing machinery shed to be incorporated into slatted house
Application Timeline
Application received
11 May 2007
Decision: CONDITIONAL
3 Jul 2007
Decision due
5 Jul 2007
Grant issued
7 Aug 2007
Application Details
- Location
- Ballyally & Curravally Skibbereen
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 11 May 2007
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 3 July 2007
- Grant Date
- 7 August 2007
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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