GrantedDecided 17 May 2017Wexford County Council

BROWNSWOOD & CREFOGE, ENNISCORTHY RURAL

Planning application 20170215
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DecisionGranted (conditional)
Decided17 May 2017
Application typePermission
Source documents1

Site

Setting
Unknown
Site area
1.33 ha
Floor area
Not recorded
Units
Not recorded

What is on file

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Proposed development

Application description published by Wexford County Council.
PERMISSION FOR AN AMENDMENT TO PERMISSION REFERENCE 20023756 ( AN BORD PLEANALA

Application and appeal history

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PL 26.248648Submitted 09 June 2017 / decided 28 November 2017
Status not recordedGranted (Conditional)
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Decision details

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Application ref
20170215
Received
24 February 2017
Decided
17 May 2017
FI requested
Yes
Authority
Wexford County Council
Application type
Permission
Outcome
Granted (conditional)
Source status
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Planning analysis

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Refusal reasons

No refusal reason on record

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Conditions

No conditions

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Source documents

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