F25A/0011E: Refused planning record / PlanIntel

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Application ref: F25A/0011E
Received: 10 January 2025
Decided: 27 February 2025
FI requested: No

Authority: Fingal County Council
Application type: Permission
Outcome: Refuse permission
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Source documents

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Application fileApplication file on planning.agileapplications.ieSource portal
Notification Of DecisionSource: planningapi.agileapplications.ie / 386567-F25A_v1.0011E_D.pdf / Document 1092500Source PDF
Chief Executives OrderSource: planningapi.agileapplications.ie / F25A.0011E_CE.pdf / Document 1086607Source PDF
ReportsSource: planningapi.agileapplications.ie / F25A_0011E_-_Health_&_Safety_Authority.pdf / Document 1080394Source PDF
ReportsSource: planningapi.agileapplications.ie / F25A-0011E_-_Uisce_Eireann.pdf / Document 1081167Source PDF
ReportsSource: planningapi.agileapplications.ie / F25A-0011E-ANCA.pdf / Document 1081168Source PDF
ReportsSource: planningapi.agileapplications.ie / F25A0011E_Environment_Reponse_to_Planning.pdf / Document 1082174Source PDF
ReportsSource: planningapi.agileapplications.ie / F25A-0011E-DAA.pdf / Document 1082185Source PDF
ReportsSource: planningapi.agileapplications.ie / F25A_0011E_-_TII.pdf / Document 1082653Source PDF
ReportsSource: planningapi.agileapplications.ie / F25A.0011E_Air_and_Noise_Report.pdf / Document 1082688Source PDF
ReportsSource: planningapi.agileapplications.ie / F25A_0011E_Spiral_Ramps_Terminal_1.docx / Document 1083539Source PDF
ReportsSource: planningapi.agileapplications.ie / F25A0011E.docx / Document 1083598Source PDF
ReportsSource: planningapi.agileapplications.ie / F25A0011E_Spiral_Ramps,_Dublin_Airport.docx / Document 1084962Source PDF
ReportsSource: planningapi.agileapplications.ie / F25A_0011E.docx / Document 1086646Source PDF
ReportsSource: planningapi.agileapplications.ie / F25A-0011E.pdf / Document 1086951Source PDF
AppealSource: planningapi.agileapplications.ie / F25A_0011E_Appeal_Documents.pdf / Document 1092060Source PDF
AppealSource: planningapi.agileapplications.ie / F25A_0011E.pdf / Document 1096754Source PDF
AppealSource: planningapi.agileapplications.ie / F25A_0011E_Appeal_Decision.pdf / Document 1120672Source PDF
AppealSource: planningapi.agileapplications.ie / F25A_0011E_Appeal_Direction.pdf / Document 1120673Source PDF

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