Townland of Tinock , Barony of Slievardagh , Ballingarry
REFUSEDPlanning application 18601023
Tipperary - Tipperary County Council
Proposed Development
a livestock underpass structure and all associated site works at local road L 22131 on the lands of Thomas Butler
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Application received
17 Aug 2018
Further information requested
4 Oct 2018
Further information received
24 Jan 2019
Decision: REFUSED
19 Feb 2019
Decision due
20 Feb 2019
Application Details
- Location
- Townland of Tinock , Barony of Slievardagh , Ballingarry
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- RETENTION
- Planning Authority
- Tipperary County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 17 August 2018
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- REFUSED
- Decision Date
- 19 February 2019
Location
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livestock underpass structure as constructed and for Planning Permission to complete ancillary structural works to same to buttress masonry walls and to provide traffic barrier at road level and all associated site works at Local Road L22131 taken from Regional Road R691
Tinock , Ballingarry , Thurles
Permission retention of a livestock underpass structure and all associates works at local road L223131
Tincock , Barony of Slieardagh , Ballingarry Thurles
For retention permission of a livestock underpass structure and all associated works at local road L22131 on the lands of Thomas Butler, Townland of Tinock, Barony of Slievardagh, Ballingarry, Thurles, Co. Tipperary
Townland of Tinock , Barony of Slievardagh , Ballingarry Thurles
construction of a concrete pad 4m X 4m in area, to accommodate the installation of a stainless-steel milk cooling tank with aluminium cladding together with attached ladder. The overall unit measures 5.94m in height, with a capacity of 31,480 litres
Tinock Upper , Ballingarry , Thurles
construction of a concrete pad 4m X 4m in area to accommodate the installation of a stainless steel milk cooling tank with aluminium cladding together with attached ladder, the overall unit measures 5.94m in height with a capacity of 31480 litres
Tinock , Ballingarry , Thurles
Planning Permission for a) retention of milking parlour and associated yard area, b) retention of two underground slatted storage tanks to north of milking parlour yard area , d) retention of meal silo to north of milking parlour yard area, e) two additional underground slatted storage tanks and shed and all associated works
Tinock Upper , Ballingarry , Thurles
Construction of a concrete pad 4mx4m in area to accommodate the installation of a stainless-steel milk cooling tank with aluminium cladding together with attached ladder. The overall unit measures 5.94m in height with a capacity of 31,480 litres.
Tinock Upper , Ballingarry , Thurles
relates to a). milking parlour, associated yard area and fencing, b) three underground slatted storage tanks to north east of milking parlour yard area, c) one underground tank inside the yard area, d). meal silo to north of milking parlour yard area and permission relates to e). three additional underground slatted storage tanks and shed and all associated works
Tinock Upper , Ballingarry , Thurles
a). a shed to facilitate rotary milking parlour, b) associated yard with concrete slatted tank and fencing, c). a meal silo and milk silo and all associated works
Tinock Upper , Ballingarry , Thurles
a). for expansion of existing silage pits, b) retention planning permission for 2 additional bays to existing shed, c). retention planning permission for demolition of shed, d). retention planning permission for relocation of existing roadway and all associated works. e). Planning Permission to develop shed to facilitate rotary milking parlour and develop associated yard with concrete slatted tank and fencing, f). planning permission to relocate existing meal silo and milk silo and all associated works
Tinock Upper , Ballingarry , Thurles
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