Coolnagearagh Coachford Co.Cork

A new site entrance from regional road R618, and access road into the property, primarily to accommodate heavy goods vehicles accessing Carhoo Quary and the permitted soil recovery site. The installation and use of a mobile wheel wash. The new entrance will require removal of roadside trees and shrubs to provide adequate sight lines: the erection of a 1.8m high security fence and gate, the planting of screen hedging and erection of signage.

Coolnagearagh Townland Coachford Co. Cork

Dwellinghouse, effluent treatment system, new entrance and associated site works

Coolnagearagh Coachford Co Cork

Granny flat extension to dwellinghouse

COOLNAGEARAGH, COOLNAGEARAGH,

Dwellinghouse and installation of wastewater treatment unit

Carrigathou Coachford

Dwellinghouse and installation of waste water treatment unit

Carrigathou Coachford

Permission for development of lands previously used as a quarry for holiday and tourism use. Works include :- 1) removal of existing remaining quarrying material and equipment, 2) 34 x 2 bedroom Log cabins, 3) 31 x serviced motorhome parking bays, 4) 5 x serviced glamping pods within fenced enclosure, 5) single storey reception building and shop, 6) indoor play area and hall with café and mezzanine floor, 7) 2 Storey club house with bar/kitchen facilities with service yard, 8) single storey communal WC/shower facilities with service yard, 9) maintenance & storage shed, 10) internal road network connecting to existing site entrance and access roadway, 11) water pond to cater for bumper boat activities, 12) riverside walkway and internal paths, 13) wastewater treatment plant and sand polishing filter, 14) settlement ponds, 15) site landscaping and lighting, 16) on-site car parking, 17) all other site development and associated works. A Nature Impact Statement will be submitted to the planning authority with the application and the Natura Impact Statement will be available for inspection or purchase at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy during office hours at the office of the planning authority.

Coolnagearagh Coachford Co.Cork

Permission for development of lands formerly used as a quarry for holiday and tourism use. Works to include: 1) Removal of existing remaining quarrying material and equipment, 2) 34 x 2 bedroom log cabins, 3) 31 x serviced motorhome parking bays, 4) 5 x serviced glamping pods with fenced enclosure, 5) Single storey reception building and shop, 6) Indoor play area and hall with mezzanine floor, 7) 2 storey club house with bar/kitchen facilities with service yard, 8) Single storey communal WC/shower facilities with service yard, 9) Maintenance and storage shed, 10) Internal road network connecting to existing site entrance and access roadway, 11) Water pond to cater for bumper boat activities, 12) Riverside walkway and internal paths, 13) Wastewater treatment plant and sand polishing filter, 14) Settlement ponds, 15) Site landscaping and lighting, 16) On-site car parking, 17) All other site development and associated works.

Carhoo lower and Coolnagearagh townlands Coachford Co. Cork

Permission for single storey extension to side and rear of existing dwelling, internal and external alterations and all associated works

Carrigathou Coachford Co.Cork

Permission for the development of a small-scale quarry with the extraction of rock using ripping and rock breaker and the on-site crushing and screening with mobile plant, and open storage of crushed rock. The installation and use of a mobile wheel wash and the continued use of the site access road, facility entrance from regional road R618, continued use of the existing weighbridge office, welfare facilities and existing septic tank and percolation area. The extraction of rock will extend to an area of 2.15 hectares. Following extraction, the site will be restored using stripped overburden, an eight-year quarry lifespan is sought.

Former O'Regan Precast Quarry Carhoo Lower and Coolnagearagh townlands Coachford Co. Cork

Permission for the development of a small-scale quarry at a former gravel pit. The development will consist of the extraction of rock using ripping and rock breaker and the on-site crushing and screening with mobile plant, and open storage of crushed rock. The installation and use of a mobile wheel wash and the continued use of the site access road, facility entrance from regional road R618, continued use of the existing weighbridge office, welfare facilities and existing septic tank and percolation area. The extraction of rock will extend to an area of 2.15 hectares. Following extraction, the site will be restored using stripped overburden, an eight-year quarry lifespan is sought.

Carhoo Lower and Coolnagearagh townlands Coachford Co. Cork