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18518Grantedpermission

Rampark, Castlerea, Co. Roscommon

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Proposed development

To extend existing car park to facilitate existing retail store, all as per drawing documentation submitted together with all ancillary site works and services at

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Not published
Authority
Roscommon County Council
Decision due
3 Jun 2019
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Timeline

  1. Application received

    15 Oct 2018

  2. Council asked for further information

    3 Dec 2018

  3. Further information received. If the council treats it as significant, a new submission period opens (check the council's file)

    7 May 2019

  4. Decision due

    3 Jun 2019

  5. Decision: conditional

    29 May 2019

  6. Grant issued

    3 Jul 2019

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2660580Open · 26 days left

Permission for the development consisting of the upgrade of the existing Castlerea (Longford Springs) Water Treatment Plant (WTP), located within the townland of Longford, County Roscommon. As part of the works, it is proposed to improve the treatment performance and operational reliability of the existing Castlerea WTP. Upgrade works at the Castlerea WTP shall consist of the following: • Raw Water Intake and Storage Works, including: o Replacement of the existing raw water sump and associated pumping equipment. o Raw water storage tank • Water Treatment Works, including: o Construction of a new treatment building housing two treatment streams comprising adsorption clarification and filtration processes. • Chemical Treatment Works, including: o Coagulant dosing systems. o Chlorine dosing systems. o Polymer dosing systems. • Treated Water Storage and Transfer Works, including: o Construction of a new clear water tank. o Provision of a high lift pump station building/kiosk, including pumping equipment and space for chemical mixing and dosing systems. • Modification of the existing washwater system. • Decommissioning Works, including: o Existing raw water intake sump and pumping station o Existing flash mixing tank o Existing flocculation tanks. o Existing filtered water tank. o Existing chemical treatment container. • Ancillary Site Works, including general groundworks, site clearance, drainage works, ducting, pipework, chambers, internal site roadways / hardstanding areas, fencing and landscaping at

Castlerea Water Treatment Plant, Castlerea, Co. Roscommon. Roscommon County Council Received 6 Nov 2026
2660555Awaiting decision

Permission for development consisting of the upgrade of the existing Castlerea (Longford Springs) Water Treatment Plant (WTP). As part of the works, it is proposed to improve the treatment performance and operational reliability of the existing Castlerea WTP. Upgrade works at the Castlerea WTP shall consist of the following: • Raw Water Intake and Storage Works, including: - Replacement of the existing raw water sump and associated pumping equipment. - Raw water storage tank • Water Treatment Works, including: - Construction of a new treatment building housing two treatment streams comprising adsorption clarification and filtration processes. • Chemical Treatment Works, including: - Coagulant dosing systems. - Chlorine dosing systems. - Polymer dosing systems. • Treated Water Storage and Transfer Works, including: • Construction of a new clear water tank. • Provision of a high lift pump station building/kiosk, including pumping equipment and space for chemical mixing and dosing systems. • Modification of the existing washwater system. • Decommissioning Works, including: • Existing raw water intake sump and pumping station • Existing flash mixing tank • Existing flocculation tanks. • Existing filtered water tank. • Existing chemical treatment container. • Ancillary Site Works, including general groundworks, site clearance, drainage works, ducting, pipework, chambers, internal site roadways / hardstanding areas, fencing and landscaping at

Castlerea Water Treatment Plant, Castlerea, Co. Roscommon Roscommon County Council Received 21 Oct 2026
2560487Granted

Permission for a ten year planning permission is being sought for the proposed development which will consist of the following elements: the installation and operation of 1 no. battery energy storage system compound containing battery energy storage containers, 1 no. electrical substation and compound, connected to the national grid system via c. 50m of underground cable to the ESB Castlerea 38kV substation, electrical transformers and inverter units, underground cabling and ducting, boundary fencing, security entrance gates, CCTV, internal access road, associated ancillary site development, landscaping and reinstatement works. The operational lifespan of the development will be 35 years. The site of the proposed development has a total area of 0.644 hectares at

Knockmurry, Castlerea, Co. Roscommon. Roscommon County Council Received 14 Oct 2025
21388Granted

Permission for development which will consist of a new dwelling, gated entrance, 2 no. garages and suitable wastewater treatment system with polishing filter and all ancillary site works at

Longford, Castlerea, Co. Roscommon Roscommon County Council Received 9 Jul 2021
21357Awaiting decision

for development consisting of a new dwelling, gated entrance, garage, stables and suitable wastewater treatment system with polishing filter and all ancillary site works at

Castlerea Demesne, Castlerea, Co. Roscommon Roscommon County Council Received 28 Jun 2021
21286Granted

permission to construct dwelling house and domestic garage along with associated siteworks and services at

Demesne / Rampark, Castlerea, Co Roscommon Roscommon County Council Received 28 May 2021