Planning application details ref: 16791 Louth County Council

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Planning Application: 16791 (Louth County Council )
File Number: 16791
Application Type: OUTLINE PERMISSION Planning Status: INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
Received Date: 04/11/2016 Decision Due Date:
Validated Date: Invalidated Date: 04/11/2016
Further Info Requested: Further Info Received:
Withdrawn Date: Extend Date:
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Commenced Date: Submissions By: 08/12/2016

Applicant Details
Applicant name: Fergal Finegan
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Proposed Development
Development Description: Permission and Outline permission for development will consist of a Convenience Store, tea, coffee dock, and Delicatessan, shopfront, signage including a roller shutter, part demolition of agricultural shed, part demotition of derelict dwelling, solar panels to roof of convenience store, carspaces, fencing in boundaries to rear, vehicular and pedestrian access from main road, including outline permission for a change of use from agricultural shed to retail storage, outline permission for change of use to remainder of derelict dwelling to retail and all associated siteworks.
Development Address: Rampark, Jenkinstown, Co. Louth
Architect Name: Location Key: RAMPARK, JENKINSTOWN
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
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Decision
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Section 47 Apply?: Part 5 Apply?:
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