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Ruanes Ballyclough Mallow

INCOMPLETED APPLICATION

Planning application 09/6819

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

Construction of one and a half storey dwelling, garage, entrance, bored well, proprietary treatment system, sand polishing filter and associated site works

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Application Details

Location
Ruanes Ballyclough Mallow
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
26 August 2009
Status
INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
Decision
Pending

Location

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09/7018CONDITIONAL11 Sept 2009

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20/6913INCOMPLETED APPLICATION21 Dec 2020

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21/5003WITHDRAWN16 Apr 2021

To increase site boundaries to accommodate the construction of a domestic shed for the storage of old/vintage cars, caravan, ride on lawnmower, garden furniture, firewood, etc

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09/4657INCOMPLETED APPLICATION3 Mar 2009

One-and-a-half storey dwelling, garage, entrance, proprietary treatment system, soil polishing filter & all associated site works

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09/4876WITHDRAWN23 Mar 2009

One-and-a-half-storey dwelling, garage, entrance, bored well, proprietary treatment system, sand polishing filter & all associated site works

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23/5369INCOMPLETED APPLICATION3 Jul 2023

The development consists retention permission for a change of use from permitted use of a ‘storage shed’ to a ‘waste transfer facility’ to accept up to 4500 tonnes per annum at the Food Surplus Management (FSM) facility and permission for a modest increase in tonnages received at the Food Surplus Management (FSM ) facility from 4500 tonnes per annum to 6000 tonnes per annum. The waste transfer facility currently collects up to 4500 tonnes/annum of: Former foodstuffs and catering waste of animal origin (animal by-product (ABP)) collected in wheelie bins (with some bulk i.e. pallets and pallet boxes) by FSM fleet and subject to the current DAFM Licence IRL EC C3-015. This material is bulked for recovery by way of Anaerobic Digestion (AD), off-site, and Former foodstuff of non-animal origin (non-ABP), collected in wheelie bins (with some bulk i.e. pallets and pallet boxes) by FSM fleet. This material includes materials such as fruit, vegetables, bread and confectionary. This produce is bulked onsite and sent for AD recovery (off-site). On-site facilities and equipment include: Warehouse (815 m2), floor scales transfer machinery, hopper and screw feed, pumps, internal drainage system and associated tanks, floor scrubber, pallet boxes/bins, power washer, x3 Rigid curtain sided vehicles, x1 Larger articulated tractor unit and trailer, outbound bulk trailer, x1 Forklift, x1 Shunter vehicle. The permission for a modest increase to 6000 tonnes/annum would include the same foodstuffs as described above.

Ruanes Mallow Co. Cork

67m
23/5024INCOMPLETED APPLICATION19 May 2023

Retention permission for a change of use from permitted use of a 'storage shed' to a 'waste transfer facility' to accept up to 4500 tonnes per annum at Food Surplus Management (FSM) facility and for permission for a modest increase in tonnages received at the Food Surplus Management (FSM) facility from 4500 tonnes per annum to 6000 tonnes per annum. The waste transfer facility currently collects up to 4500 tonnes/annum of: former foodstuffs and catering waste of animal origin (animal by-product under DAFM License IRL EC C 3-015) and former foodstuff of non-animal origin (non- ABP such as fruit, vegetables, bread and confectionery) collected in wheelie bins (with some bulk i.e pallets and pallet boxes) by FSM fleet. This material is bulked for recovery by way of Anaerobic Digestion (AD), off-site. On-site facilities and equipment include: Warehouse (790 m2), floor scales, transfer machinery, hopper and screw feed, pumps, internal drainage system and associated tanks, floor scrubber, pallet boxes/bins, power washer, x3 Rigid curtain sided vehicles, x1 Larger articulated tractor unit & trailer, outbound bulk trailer, x1 forklift, x1 shunter vehicle. The permission for a modest increase to 6000 tonnes/annum would include the same foodstuffs as described above.

Ruanes Mallow Co Cork

67m
23/5657WITHDRAWN14 Aug 2023

Retention permission for a change of use from permitted use of a "storage shed" to a 'waste transfer facility' to accept up to 4,500 tonnes per annum at the Food Surplus Management (FSM) facility and permission for a modest increase in tonnages received at the (FSM) facility from 4,500 tonnes per annum to 6,000 tonnes per annum. The waste transfer facility currently collects up to 4,500 tonnes/annum of: former foodstuffs and catering waste of animal origin (animal by-product (ABP)) collected in wheelie bins (with some bulk i.e. pallets and pallet boxes) by FSM fleet and subject to the current DAFM Licence IRL EC C3-0015. This material is bulked for recovery by way of anaerobic digestion (AD) off-site and former foodstuff of non-animal origin (non-ABP), collected in wheelie bins (with some bulk i.e. pallets and pallet boxes) by FSM fleet. This material includes materials such as fruit, vegetables, bread and confectionary. This produce is bulked onsite and sent for AD recovery (off-site). On-site facilities and equipment include: warehouse (815m2), floor scales, transfer machinery, hopper and screw feed, pumps, internal drainage system and associated tanks, floor scrubber, pallet boxes/bins, power washer, x3 rigid curtain sided vehicles, x1 larger articulated tractor unit & trailer, outbound bulk trailer, x1 forklift, x1 shunter vehicle. The permission for a modest increase to 6,000 tonnes/annum would include the same foodstuffs as described above.

Ruanes Mallow Co Cork

67m
24/5986INCOMPLETED APPLICATION21 Oct 2024

Permission for Retention for a change of use from permitted use of a "storage shed" to a "waste transfer facility" to accept up to 4,500 tonnes per annum at the Food Surplus Management (FSM) facility and Permission for a modest increase in tonnages received at the Food Surplus Management (FSM) facility from 4,500 tonnes per annum to 6,000 tonnes per annum. The waste transfer facility currently collects up to 4,500 tonnes/annum of: former foodstuffs and catering waste of animal origin (animal by-product (ABP)) collected in wheelie bins (with some bulk i.e. pallets and pallet boxes) by FSM fleet and subject to the current DAFM Licence IRL EC C3-0015. This material is bulked for recovery by way of anaerobic digestion (AD) off-site and, former foodstuff of non-animal origin (non-ABP), collected in wheelie bins (with some bulk i.e. pallets and pallet boxes) by FSM fleet. This material includes materials such as fruit, vegetables, bread and confectionary. This produce is bulked onsite and sent for AD recovery (off-site). On-site facilities and equipment include: warehouse (815m2), floor scales, transfer machinery, hopper and screw feed, pumps, internal drainage system and associated tanks, floor scrubber, pallet boxes/bins, power washer, x3 rigid curtain sided vehicles, x1 larger articulated tractor unit & trailer, outbound bulk trailer, x1 forklift, x1 shunter vehicle. The permission for a modest increase to 6,000 tonnes/annum would include the same foodstuffs as described above.

Ruanes Mallow Co Cork

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03/1050CONDITIONAL12 Mar 2003

Dwellinghouse and waste water treatment unit

KILCRANATHAN, KILCRANATHAN,

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Observations on this application closed on Tuesday 29 September 2009, five weeks after it was received. The authority cannot accept a late submission.

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