Crufty , Beamore , Co. Meath A92 X6R0

planning permission for a replacement dwelling, proprietary effluent treatment system with percolation area and all ancillary site works. The existing dwelling house on the site is to be demolished

Crufty , Beamore , Co. Meath A92 X6R0

retention of existing log-cabin and conversion of log-cabin to garage and ancillary space; and permission for a single storey, four bedroom house, treatment plant, percolation area and a new entrance onto the Beamore Road and all ancillary site works

Crufty , Drogheda , Co. Meath

retention of existing entrance and log-cabin and conversion of log-cabin to garage and ancillary space; and permission for a single storey, four bedroom house, treatment plant, percolation area and all ancillary site works

Crufty , Drogheda , Co. Meath

formation of a new vehicular entrance, to include recessed gate & fencing, and associated siteworks, to a field to replace the existing unauthorized entrance, which will be closed

Crufty , Beymore , Drogheda

single storey house, detached domestic garage, proprietary effluent treatment system & soil polishing filter area, landscaping, domestic entrance off public road, & all ancillary site works

Beymore Td. (Beamore) , Drogheda , Co. Meath

demolition of existing single storey extension to the rear (East) of existing dwelling and construction of a new single storey extension in its place. Attic conversion with new dormer window & 4 no new rooflights, all to the rear. 1 no new first floor window to existing gable wall on side / North elevation. 1 no new first floor window to existing gable wall on side /South elevation, and all associated site works.

Crufty , Beamore , Co. Meath

permission is sought for the continued extraction and processing (drilling, blasting, crushing and screening of rock using mobile plant) of the existing rock quarry and related ancillary buildings, existing site entrance and haul road, and facilities (permitted under ABP Ref. PL17.217766 (MCC Reg. Ref. SA/50073)). The quarry has a permitted extraction area of c. 18.15ha to a permitted depth of –15 m OD. Permission is also sought for an extraction area (c. 15.4ha) encompassing part (c. 6.8ha) of the previously permitted extraction area and a new extension to the south (c. 8.6ha) to a depth of –15 m OD (as established by the current permission). The proposed development will also consist of the importation of c. 2.7 million tonnes of non-waste soil and stone to be partly utilised in the backfilling of the existing quarry void (c. 7.4ha) to the north of the site as part of the proposed progressive restoration phase. The proposed development will also include a new soil washing and aggregate recovery plant to be utilised in the recovery of aggregate resources from a) the imported non-waste soil and stone and b) the recovery of resources from on-site unexcavated overburden and temporary overburden storage mounds. The permitted annual average extraction rate is 400,000 tonnes per annum (equivalent to 800,000 tonnes per annum during peak periods), limited to a daily maximum rate of 3,000 tonnes. Permission is sought to increase the permitted average annual extraction to an average annual production rate to 650,000 tonnes per annum (equivalent to 900,000 tonnes per annum during peak periods) to a maximum daily rate of 3,400 tonnes per day. Permission is also sought for: the relocation of a storage container, weighbridges, shipping office, office, canteen drying room and welfare room; the demolition of the existing electrical substation (c. 15.3 sq m) and the removal of the existing wheelwash, percolation area, twin chamber wastewater treatment tanks, bunded fuel area, car and truck parking area, water discharge treatment facility including hydrocarbon interceptor and water quality monitoring equipment; and the provision of new well, electrical substation (c. 53.9 sq m), wheelwash, septic tank and percolation area, bunded fuel tank, car and truck parking area, and a discharge water treatment facility (comprising 2 No. settlement ponds with a total volume of 3,925m3, with associated hydrocarbon interceptor, a concrete canal with a “V” notch weir, and

Annagor , Duleek , County Meath

retention for a Waste Water Treatment System, Percolation Area and all associated site works

Beamore , Drogheda , Co. Meath

retention for a Waste Water Treatment System, Percolation Area and all associated site works

Beamore , Drogheda , Co. Meath

Permission is sought for an inert waste recovery facility, previously permitted under Planning Register Reference Number SA140257, which has expired. The development will consist of an inert construction and demolition waste recovery facility which provides for the importation, storage, processing, and recovery of waste concrete arising from concrete plants operated by Kilsaran Concrete Unlimited Company and external construction and demolition projects within the Greater Dublin Region. The proposed waste recovery activity at Annagor Quarry will allow for the acceptance of up to 24,000 tonnes per annum of waste concrete (17 01 01). The inert waste recovery facility will be located on a 1.8-hectare site within the overall 36.3 hectare site at Annagor Quarry, Annagor, Duleek, County Meath. The recovered materials will meet the Environmental Protection Agency End of Waste Criteria. A Waste Facility Permit will be sought for this activity.

Annagor , Duleek , Co. Meath