Planning application details ref: 1339 Louth County Council

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Planning Application: 1339 (Louth County Council )
File Number: 1339
Application Type: PERMISSION Planning Status: APPLICATION FINALISED
Received Date: 06/02/2013 Decision Due Date: 02/04/2013
Validated Date: 06/02/2013 Invalidated Date:
Further Info Requested: Further Info Received:
Withdrawn Date: Extend Date:
Decision Type: Conditional Decision Date: 26/03/2013
Leave to Appeal: Appeal Date:
Commenced Date: Submissions By: 12/03/2013

Applicant Details
Applicant name: Greenore Port Ltd
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Applicant Details

Proposed Development
Development Description: Permission for the decommissioning & demolition of the existing oil tank farm including steel tanks, tank bases, pipework, loading gantry etc. all as constructed under PL ref 82/745 & the construction of a 1026.20m² extension to the existing light engineering & assembly building approved under PL Ref 11/371 together with site development works including concrete paving, 3.20m high palisade fencing (partially to replace existing fencing) to the southeast (part) & southwest boundaries & along the northwest (part) shoreline, minor alterations to single storey ancillary building to provide additional WC & tea room facilities, installation of pump sump in place of existing septic tank & connection of the pumped domestic effluent to the adjacent public foul sewerage system, surface water drainage with oil interceptor trap incl. outfalls to sea, alterations to internal fencing to provide additional 10 car parking spaces & all other site development works. The development to be applied for is within the port ownership, within which curtilage also exists the water tower, lighthouse & the lighthouse keepers cottage which are all included on the Louth Record of Protected Structures ref LH009-001, LH009-043, & LH 009-044 respectively.
Development Address: Greenore Port, Greenore, County Louth
Architect Name: Location Key: GREENORE
Electoral Division: Planner: None
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IPC Licence Required: No Waste Licence Required: No
Protected Structure: No Protected Structure #:
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Proposed Development

Comments
Significant Case Flag: Comments: Customer No. 391000 - 2010 Scheme - PLAN

Decision
Decision Date: 26/03/2013 Manager Order: 126/13
Decision Type: Conditional Number of Conditions: 15
Grant Date: 26/04/2013 Grant Managers Order #: 126/13
Section 47 Apply?: Part 5 Apply?:
Expiry Date: 25/04/2018
Decision Description: Permission for the decommissioning & demolition of the existing oil tank farm including steel tanks, tank bases, pipework, loading gantry etc. all as constructed under PL ref 82/745 & the construction of a 1026.20m² extension to the existing light engineering & assembly building approved under PL Ref 11/371 together with site development works including concrete paving, 3.20m high palisade fencing (partially to replace existing fencing) to the southeast (part) & southwest boundaries & along the northwest (part) shoreline, minor alterations to single storey ancillary building to provide additional WC & tea room facilities, installation of pump sump in place of existing septic tank & connection of the pumped domestic effluent to the adjacent public foul sewerage system, surface water drainage with oil interceptor trap incl. outfalls to sea, alterations to internal fencing to provide additional 10 car parking spaces & all other site development works. The development to be applied for is within the port ownership, within which curtilage also exists the water tower, lighthouse & the lighthouse keepers cottage which are all included on the Louth Record of Protected Structures ref LH009-001, LH009-043, & LH 009-044 respectively.

Appeal Details

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