GrantedDecided 18 December 2019Sligo County Council

Creevymore, Cliffony, Co. Sligo

Planning application 19303
DecisionConditional grant
Decided18 December 2019
Application typePERMISSION
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Proposed development

Application description published by Sligo County Council.
Development consisting of - (1) to retain and amend the existing vehicular site entrance in accordance with County Development Standards. (2) To retain 300m3 or 510 tonnes approximately of imported subsoil fill (EWC 17/05/04) over a site area of 600m2 approximately & to apply for planning permission for the following: (3) Construct a new single storey dwelling. (4) Construct an on-site PET system with a tertiary treatment system and associated gravel distribution layer. (5) Carry out all associated site development works deemed necessary.

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