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Curranashingane Drinagh Co Cork

INCOMPLETED APPLICATION

Planning application 18/204

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

Construction of a battery storage compound adjacent to the existing Killaveenoge electricity substation. Construction of new palisade fencing, access track, bunded concrete plints, up to 5 no. battery storage units and associated equipment, transformers and all ancillary site works

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    12 Apr 2018

  2. Decision due

    6 Jun 2018

Application Details

Location
Curranashingane Drinagh Co Cork
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
12 April 2018
Status
INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
Decision
Pending
Decision Due
6 June 2018

Location

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18/242CONDITIONAL26 Apr 2018

To construct a battery storage compound adjacent to the existing Killaveenoge electricity substation at Curranashingane, Drinagh, Co. Cork. The proposed works for which planning permission is sought will involve the construction of new palisade fencing, access track, bunded concrete plinths, up to 5 no. battery storage units and associated equipment, transformers and all ancillary site works

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15/611INCOMPLETED APPLICATION29 Oct 2015

Construction of an internal access track, approximately 145 metres in length (replaceing/relocating a previously permited access road), and the relocation of a previously permitted meteorolgical mast in the townland of Killaveenoge East, Drinagh, Co. Cork. The proposal constitutes an amendment to the infrastructure within the permitted Killaveenge Wind Farm (An Bord Pleanála Ref. PL88.242998, Cork County Council Pl. Ref. 13/635)

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15/671CONDITIONAL24 Nov 2015

Permission for construction of an internal access track, approximately 145 metres in length (replacing/relocating a previously permitted access road), and the relocation of a previously permitted meteorological mast in the townland of Killaveenoge East, Drinagh, County Cork. The proposal constitutes an amendment to the infrastructure and alteration to site boundary within the permitted Killaveenoge Wind Farm (An Bord Pleanala Ref. PL88.242998, Cork County Council Pl. Ref. 13/635

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04/8541CONDITIONAL19 Nov 2004

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