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Marshmeadows, New Ross Rural

Registered Application

Planning application 20201608E

Wexford - Wexford County Council

live from the council registerThis application is on Wexford County Council's own register and has not yet reached the national planning dataset, which runs a fortnight or more behind. Some details, such as the map and site boundary, appear once it does.

Proposed Development

Permission to construct a building (1581 SqM) containing a CVRT Test Facility (1233 Sqm) and 2 Storey Administration block (348 SqM). The proposed development also includes the relocation and widening of existing site entrance, new boundary treatments and planting, service yard, parking areas for both cars and articulated lorries, new drainage works, an underground attenuation tank, 1 no. oil interceptor along with all associated site works all on a site measuring .84Ha

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    8 Oct 2026

  2. Decision due (upcoming)

    2 Dec 2026

Application Details

Location
Marshmeadows, New Ross Rural
Applicant
Nolan Family Partnership
Application Type
Extension of Duration
Planning Authority
Wexford County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
8 October 2026
Status
Registered Application
Decision
Pending
Decision Due
2 December 2026

Location

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