Mabestown, The Ward, Co. Meath
Proposed development
Relocation of existing site vehicular entrance to serve permitted dwellinghouse (under 2460107) and domestic garage (under 2560697). The proposed development involves the opening of new entrance and closure of existing, and associated site works, including landscaping
- Applicant
- Not published
- Authority
- Meath County Council
- Decision due
- Not available
Timeline
Application received
10 Jul 2026
Last day for public submissions (est.)
Thu 13 Aug 2026
Council asked for further information
3 Sept 2026
Decision due
Not available
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Planning history within 750 m
The development will consist of the addition of 6 no. valet bays, addi
The development will consist of the addition 4NO. Valet Bays, Addition
the development will consist of: 1) demolition of existing single storey warehouse (Shed 1), 2) construction of single storey warehouse with covered loading area (Shed 2), 3) demolition of existing single storey storage shed (Shed 3), 4) demolition of existing bunded storage area walls, 4) construction of single storey detached warehouse incorporating loading ramp and staff facilities (Shed 5), 6) all ancillary and facilitating site works
permission for retention of the existing single storey prefabricated demountable cabin with a floor area of 51.5m², along with the tarmac surface surrounding it and its associated wastewater treatment system for his sole use for a temporary period of five years for the purposes of his rest and recuperation while periodically attending his horse stables on his lands
of the existing single storey prefabricated demountable cabin with a floor area of 51.5m², along with the tarmac surface surrounding it and its associated wastewater treatment system for his sole use for a temporary period of five years for the purposes of his rest and recuperation while periodically attending his horse stables on his lands
The development consists of the retention for