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ESB Dunmanway 110kV Station Ballyhalwick Dunmanway Co. Cork

INCOMPLETED APPLICATION

Planning application 12/438

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

Alterations to the existing 110kV station to include new 38kV GIS building, new MV GIS building, existing toilet building to be demolished and replaced with new toilet building, extension to control room, eight new lighting masts, two new 38 kV mast, three new transformers, two new house transformers, new neutral earth resistor, existing 110kV busbar to be demolished and replaced with new 110kV tubular busbar, existing 38kV busbar and associated equipment and three 38kV masts to be demolished, two new oil interceptors and all associated drainage, and associated site works

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    5 Jul 2012

  2. Decision due

    29 Aug 2012

Application Details

Location
ESB Dunmanway 110kV Station Ballyhalwick Dunmanway Co. Cork
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
5 July 2012
Status
INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
Decision
Pending
Decision Due
29 August 2012

Location

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