CLW Envirotunental Planners Ltd. Co

The Mews, 23 Farnham Street, Cavan, CLW Envirotunental Planners Ltd. Co. Cavan Phone: 049-437144 7/9 Fax: 049-4371451 E-mail: [email protected]

Ms Eve O'Sullivan Office of Licensing, Climate and Resourse Use, Environmental Protection Agency, P.O. Box 3000, Johnstown Castle Estate, Co. Wexford

1 10 h July 2014

Re: Mr. John McCabe Licence Application Reg. No. P0956-0l

Dear Eve,

I refer to previous Agency correspondence of 1ih February last. Further to a review of Regulation 9 of the EPA (Industrial Emissions)(Licensing) Regulations 2013 a number of areas were identified that may require additional information.

Please find the response to these issues outlined below which should ensure that the application now address all requirements;

1. Please refer to attached table regarding BAT recommendations.

2. The existing/proposed activity does For inspection not involve purposes only. the use, production and/or release of a hazardous Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. substance.

3. Please find enclosed copies of revised public, site and Local Authority Notice.

4. Revised Activity Class description- Activity Class (i.l (a) 'The r;earing of po¥Jtry in instaijations where the capacity exceeds 40,000 places.".

Please also find enclosed a revised non-technical summary.

If you require any additional information please contact this office.

Directors: S. Clarke, 0. Leddy B.Agr.Sc., P. Fay B.Agr.Sc. V.A.T. Re!!. No. 8277204J EPA Export 01-08-2014:23:43:30 The Mews, 23 Farnham Street, Cavan, CLW Envirotunental Planners Ltd. Co . Cavan Phone: 049-437144 7/9 Fax: 049-4371451 [email protected]

CONCLUSIONS ON BAT

in respect of

EXISTING POULTRY FARM

located at

Brandrum, Monaghan, Co. Monaghan.

Prepared on behalf of the Applicant

John McCabe

For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use.

CLW Environmental Planners Ltd. The Mews, 23 Farnham Street, Cavan, Co. Cavan

Mobile : 087-6794459 Phone:049-4371447/9 Fax: 049-4371451

E-mail: [email protected]

sth July 2014

Directors: S. Clarke, 0. Leddy B.Agr.Sc., P. Fay B.Agr.Sc. V.A.T. Ree:. No. 8277204J EPA Export 01-08-2014:23:43:30 Licence Application -John McCabe BAT Conclusions Review

Conclusions on BAT

Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control (/PPCl Reference Document on Best Available Techniques for Intensive Rearina of Poultr'i. and Pi as - Jul't. 2003 BAT Reference No. BAT Statement A12,12,licable Pro12,osal 5.1 Good agricultural 12,ractice in the intensive rearing of pigs and Yes Already lm12,lemented poultry 1) Training register to be maintained on-site. 1)identify and implement education and training programmes 2) Water, energy, feed and waste records already for farm staff maintained, organic fertiliser moved off-site by 2)keep records of water and energy usage, amounts of livesto< k contractor. feed, waste arising and field applications of inorganic fertiliser 3) Emergency response and Corrective Action and manure procedures to be put in place. 3) have an emergency procedure to deal with unplanned 4) Repair and Maintenance programme continuously emissions and incidents Carried out. Houses are well maintained, thus 4) implement a repair and maintenance programme to ensure requiring minimal repairs. that structures and equipment are in good working order and 5) All activities planned so as to minimize traffic and any that facilities are kept clean Potential disruption. 5) plan activities at the site properly, such as the delivery of 6) Organic fertilsier moved off-site by contractor and used For inspection purposes only. materials and the removal of products and waste,Consent and of copyright owner required for any other use.In compost production or by farmers as an organic fertilizer

6) plan the application of manure to land properly. In accordance with 51 31 of 2014 5.3.1 Nutritional Techniques Yes Already lm12,lemented BAT is to apply feeding measures A number of diets (c.4) used throughout cycle to match bird requirements. Nand P excretion minimized by using high quality ingredients, low protein formulations and phytase enzyme. 5.3.2 Air Emissions from Poultry Housing Yes Already lm12,lemented BAT is the well-insulated fan ventilated house with a fully littered floor and equipped with nonleaking drinking systems (YEA-system)

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5.3.3 Water Yes Already Implemented BAT is to reduce water usage by doing all of the following; l)cleaning animal housing and equipment with high-pressure 1) Houses cleaned down with high pressure washers after cleaners at the end of each batch of livestock. It is important each batch. to find a balance between cleanliness and using as little water 2) Drinkers provided with drip cups to catch any leakage . as 3) Records of water use maintained on a daily basis. possible 4) Houses checked daily for any signs of leakage. 2) regularly calibrating the drinking-water installation to avoid spill 3) keeping record of water use through metering of consumption, and 4) detecting and repairing leakages. 5.3.4 Energy Yes Already Implemented BAT is to reduce energy usage by doing all ofthe following; 1) Houses well constructed and maintained with high 1) insulating buildings in regions with low ambient insulation standards. temperatures (U-value 0.4 W/m2/"C or better) 2&3) The ventilation is fitted with high output efficient 2) optimising the design of the ventilation system in each fans. house to provide good temperature control and to achieve All ducts and fans to be regularly cleaned. minimum ventilation rates in winter 4) The houses are fitted with energy efficient lights. 3) avoiding resistance in ventilation systems through frequent inspection and cleaning of ducts and fans, and 4) applying low energy lighting. 5.3.5 Storage For inspection purposesNo only. No Manure Storage On-site Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. BAT is to design storage facilities for poultry manure with sufficient capacity until further treatment or application to land can be carried out. The required capacity depends on the climate and the periods in which application to land is not

possible. (As per S.l. 31 ot20141 this period is deemed to be 26 weeks.} If manure needs to be stored, BAT is to store dried poultry manure in a barn with an impermeable floor and with sufficient ventilation.

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5.3.6 On-farm manure processing No Not proposed on-site. In general, on-farm processing of manure is BAT only under certain conditions (conditional BAT). The conditions in on- farm manure processing that determine if a technique is BAT are related with conditions such as the availability of land, local nutrient excess or demand, marketing possibilities 5.3.7 Techniques tor landspreadinq poultrY, manure No Note: Spreading of poultry manure not carried out by/or on behalf of Licensee. All manure allocated to customer farmers for use in accordance with Sl 31 of 2014 and/or for compost production. - - --

For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use.

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Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control Reterence Document on Best Available Technigues on Emissions from Storage - July_ 2006 BAT Reterence No. BAT Statement Applicable Proe_osal 5.1 Storage of Liquids Yes Already Jme_lemented

BAT is for a proper design, Inspection, Maintenance etc. Dedicated soiled water tanks provided. Integrity to be I

assessed every 5 years and maintenance carried out as I required. 5.2 Transfer and handling of liquids and liquefied gases Yes Integrity of soiled water network to be assessed every 5 BAT is to apply a tool to determine proactive maintenance plans years and maintenance carried out as required. and to develop risk-based inspection plans such as, the risk and reliability based maintenance approach 5.3. Storage of Solids No. No Manure Storage On-site. Enclosed Storage - BAT is to apply enclosed ·storage by using, for example, silos, bunkers, hoppers and containers. Where silos are not applicable, storage in sheds can be an alternative. This is, e.g. the case if apart from storage 5.4 Transfer and handling of solids Yes Already lme_lemented BAT is to prevent dust dispersion due to loading and unloading activities in the open air, by scheduling the transfer as much as Loading to be carried out at the end of every batch by possible when the wind speed is low. However, and taking For inspection purposes only. experienced operatives. Waiting trailers to be parked Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. into account the local situation, this type of measure cannot be close to door of poultry house to minimise transport generalised to the whole EU and to any situation irrespective of distance. the possible high costs. Where possible tailer to be covered prior to transport off- Discontinuous transport (e.g. shovel or truck) generally site. generates more dust emissions than continuous transport such as conveyors. BAT is to make transport distances as short as possible and to apply, wherever possible, continuous transport modes. For existing plants, this might be a very expensive measure.

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When applying a mechanical shovel, BAT is to reduce the drop height and to choose the best position during discharging into a truck

While driving, vehicles might swirl up dust from solids spread on the ground. BAT then is to adjust the speed of vehicles on site to avoid or minimise dust being swirled up.

Remaining BAT recommendations. No. Remaining recommendations are

1) not deemed applicable to the existing/proposed development, as they primarily relate to activities not carried out and/or proposed on-site, and/or 2) are more appropriately covered by sector specific BAT recommendations

It must also be born in mind that sector specific BAT recommendations on storage of hen manure are contained within Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control (IPPC} Reference Document on Best Available Techniques (or Intensive Rearing of Poultry and Pigs July 2003, as detailed previously. For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use.

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Reference Document on Best Available Techniques tor Eneray Efficiency - February 2009 BAT Reference No. BAT Statement Applicable I Proposal 4.2.1 BAT is to implement and adhere to an energy efficiency Yes I As energy is principally used to operate the ventilation, management system lighting, feeding and water supply there are over riding (ENEMS) issues with regard to animal welfare when it comes to energy efficiency. As a significant amount of energy is used in ventilation and climate control within the house, external climatic factors will have a significant effect on the energy usage on-site.

However it should be noted that a number of specific issues have been addressed in the construction I maintenance of these houses so as to ensure the highest levels of energy efficiency. These are identified in Section 5.3.4 on page 2.

A system will be established to review annual energy usage and review results. For inspection purposes only. 4.2.2.2 BAT is to identify the aspects of an installation Consentthat influence of copyright owner I Yes required for any otherEnergy use. Audit to be completed within 12 months of the energy efficiency by carrying out an audit. It is important date of grant of the reviewed licence. that an audit is coherent with a systems approach. Energy Audit to address any additional BAT recommendations that may be deemed appropriate.

4.2.3 BAT is to optimise energy efficiency when planning a new Yes Already Implemented installation, unit or system or a significant upgradeby Houses well constructed with high insulation standards. considering all of the following: a. the energy efficient design (EED) should be initiated at the As per 5.3.4 above. early stages of the conceptual design/basic design phase, even

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though the planned investments may not be well-defined. b. the development and/or selection of energy efficient technologies c. additional data collection may need to be carried out as part of the design project or separately to supplement existing data or fill gaps in knowledge d. the EED work should be carried out by an energy expert e. the initial mapping of energy consumption should also address which parties in the project organisations influence the future energy consumption, and should optimise the energy efficiency design ofthe future plant with them. For example, the staff in the( existing) installation who may be responsible for specifYing design parameters.

4.2.8 BAT is to carry out maintenance at installations to optimise I Yes Already Implemented energy efficiency .... A maintenance programme is carried out on site to ensure that all systems are running efficiently.

4.3.10 BAT is to optimise artificial lighting systems by using the I Yes Already Implemented techniques such as those in Table 4.9 according to applicability As per 4.2.3 above. 4.3.11 BAT is to optimise drying, separation and concentration I No processes by using techniques such as those in Table 4.10 For inspection purposes only. according to applicability, and to seek opportunitiesConsent of to copyright use owner required for any other use. mechanical separation in conjunction with thermal rocesses: Remaining BAT recommendations. I No. Remaining recommendations are not deemed applicable to the existing/proposed development, and/or are more Including but not limited to 4.3.1 - 4.3.4 inclusive, 4.3.7 and appropriately covered by sector specific BAT 4.3.8. recommendations.

It must also be born in mind that;

1) The house design including associated processes is already deemed to be BAT, and,

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2)sector specific BAT recommendations on energy efficiency are already contained within

Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control £1PPCl Reference Document on Best Available Technigues tor Intensive Rearing of Poultry_ and Pigs July_2003

For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use.

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EPA Export 01-08-2014:23:43:30 "APPLICATION TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY FOR A LICENCE11

Site Notice

Notice is hereby given in accordance with the E.P.A. Acts 1992 to 2013, that John McCabe, Tullybryan, Monaghan, Co. Monaghan, intends to apply to the Environmental Protection Agency (E.P.A.) for a Licence for his poultry farm at Brandrum, Monaghan, Co. Monaghan. National Grid Reference E263666 N331913.

This enterprise is classed as:

Activity Class 6.1 (a) 'The rearing of poultry in installations where the capacity exceeds 40,000 places.".

An Environmental Impact Statement relating to this activity will be submitted to the Agency as part of this application.

A copy of this application for a Licence, including the Environmental Impact Statement, and such further information relating to the application as may be furnished to the Agency in the course of the Agency's consideration of the application, may be inspected on the Agency's website or inspected at or obtained from the headquarters For inspection of thepurposes Agency only. (Tel: Lo-call1890 33 55 99 Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. or 053-9160600) as soon as practicable after receipt by the Agency of the application for the licence.

Sig~ (on behalf of applicant) Paraic Fay B.Agr.Sc. C/o C.L.W. Environmental Planners Ltd., The Mews, 23 Farnham St., Cavan.

Date of erection of Site Notice: lOth July 2014

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Non-Technical Summary An application is being made by Mr. John McCabe, Tullybryan, Monabghan, Co. Monaghan to the Environmental Protection Agency (E.P .A.) for an Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control Licence in respect of his poultry farm at, Brandrum, Monaghan, Co. Monaghan.

This poultry farm is currently operating as a c. 60,000 - 62,000 place broiler farm. Poultry farming activities have been carried out on this farm for a long number of years. This site (as indicated on accompanying map) is a well managed modem site, well constructed and in an excellent state of repair throughout.

This enterprise is classed as: Activity Class 6.1 (a), " The rearing of poultry in an installation, where the capacity exceeds 40,000 places."

An Environmental Impact Statement relating to this activity, which has been submitted to Monaghan County Council, in respect of this development, will be submitted to the Agency as part of this application.

1. The main activities carried out on-site (listed below) revolve around the care and management ofthe birds:

• Transport of day old chicks to the farm • Feeding and rearing of birds.

For inspection purposes only. • General animal husbandryConsent practices. of copyright owner required for any other use.

• Transport of feed to the farm • Transport of birds from site to factory at c. 35- 52 days of age. • Removal of litter from the houses. • Transport of Litter off site. • Washing of houses between each batch, for flock health and performance reasons. • Bedding of houses with straw/shavings in preparation for the next crop. • Maintenance of buildings and equipment. • Recording and monitoring of internal house environment and bird performance and mortality.

Site plans and location map of this farm have been submitted as part of the application. Normal working hours on this site are primarily from 06.00hrs to 20.00hrs., however automated feeding and ventilation systems will operate continuously.

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2. Tlte raw and ancillary materials used in tlte running o(this (arm include:

• Compounded poultry rations, water, and occasionally antibiotic medication for the birds. • Detergents, disinfectants and pest control products for flock health and hygiene reasons. • Electricity for operating the feed system, ventilation, lighting, the power washer etc. • Gas I oil for providing supplementary heat to the houses.

3. The main sources o(emissionslby-products (rom this (arm include:

• Poultry Litter to be incorporated into a fertiliser management system whereby it is used as an organic fertiliser to replace imported chemical fertiliser and/or removed off-site for composting as is currently carried out.

• Clean surface water- Roof water collected by land drains around the houses and discharged to local watercourse.

• Soiled water Directed to soiled water storage tanks, prior to its application to the applicants landholding adjoining the

site. For Theseinspection tankspurposes only.together with the additional storage Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. capacity provided by the applicants slatted shed will provide sufficient storage capacity. • Veterinary Waste -----. • General/Domestic Waste _____. Disposed of by specialist contractors . • Animal tissue waste

• Odour and Noise

This farm has minimal adverse impact on the environment partly due to the experience gained over the years of operational management, the standard of buildings and their maintenance and the availability of a quality manure transport system, and it is expected that this will be maintained and improved upon where possible.

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4. The proposed teclmologv and other techniques {or preventing or, where tltis is not possible, reducing emissions from the installation.

Poultry Litter: The poultry litter produced on site can be used as an organic fertiliser, which substitutes for the inorganic chemical fertiliser presently being used. The manure can be recycled on to the agricultural land replacing generally imported energy inefficient compound fertiliser. At present all litter is used as a resource ingredient in the mushroom compost industry. Phytase incorporated into the diets fed on site so as to reduce phosphorous excretion. Diets formulated to a low crude protein to reduce N excretion. The use of 4 specialised diets over the rearing period will help ensure that the minimum amount of nutrients are excreted. Quality machinery available for manure transport.

Clean Surface Water Separation of clean and dirty water systems.

Dirty Surface Water Separation of clean and dirty water systems. Houses physically cleaned of litter and blown down so as to minimise the amount of washing/water needed. Specialised/dedicated soiled water collection tanks.

For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use.

Veterinary Waste Comprises of: Bottles plastic and glass material packaging plastic and paper material

Vaccines are used as the primary disease control measure on the farm. In-feed medications are the second line of defence. Additional medication may be given through the water system if required. This management routine under veterinary supervision reduces the volume of veterinary waste.

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Animal Tissue Waste Comprises of a variety of carcasses due to natural deaths on the farm. This material is a resource ingredient in the animal rendering industry. Storage is provided in sealed skips. This waste is kept to a minimum due to the high standard of animal husbandry practised. Disposed of by personnel employed by the licensed rendering facility.

Odour & Noise Deliveries (inward & outward) are confined to the normal daily work routine. There is a strict washing routine so as to prevent the built up of odour within the houses. Noise and odour emissions are reduced by the use of automated feeding and ventilation systems. Houses stocked at optimum stocking levels, i.e. not overstocked.

5. Complaints History

There has been no history of any incidents etc. associated with this farm.

For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. 6. Energy E{ficiencv

Energy costs are a major part of the running cost of this farm. In order to minimise the amount of energy used the following practices are implemented.

Gas I oil used for heating as opposed to electricity. Fluorescent tubes used for efficiency. Day/night economy rate electricity. Improved insulation standards in all buildings.

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7. Should anv incident with the potential (or environmental contamination arise, Mr. McCabe will,

Inform the Licensing and Control Officer ofthe E.P.A. Inform the local authority and local regional fisheries board where applicable. Take the most appropriate measures available to minimise the effect of the accident/spill. Consult with the E.P .A. and local authority on any further appropriate remedial action required.

8. Specific programmes have been outlined to deal with the possibility of cessation o(activitv at this site:

Birds will be sold. Animal tissue, veterinary waste and any other wastes will be removed as per normal. Feed will be removed from the bins and any unopened medicines returned to the supplier. Litter will be removed from the houses and transported off-site as per normal. The houses will be washed and disinfected, and left idle.

For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use.

Mr. John McCabe Non-Technical Summary (July 2014)

EPA Export 01-08-2014:23:43:31 The Mews, 23 Farnham Street, Cavan, · CLW Environtnental Planners Ltd. , Co. Cavan Phone: 049-437144 7/9 Fax: 049-4371451 E-mail: info@clwenvironmental.

Monaghan County Council, The Glen, Monaghan, Co. Monaghan.

lOth July 2014

Re: APPLICATION TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY FOR A LICENCE

Dear Sir/Madame,

This enterprise is classed as:

Activity Class 6.1 (a) 'The rearing of poultry in installations where the capacity exceeds 40,000 places.".

An Environmental Impact Statement relating to this activity will be submitted to the Agency as part of For inspection purposes only. this application. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use.

A copy of this application for a Licence, including the Environmental Impact Statement, and such further information relating to the application as may be furnished to the Agency in the course of the Agency's consideration of the application, may be inspected on the Agency's website or inspected at or obtained from the headquarters ofthe Agency (Tel: Lo-call 1890 33 55 99 or 053-9160600) as soon as practicable after receipt by the Agency of the application for the licence.

Should you have any queries in relation to this, or, require any further information please do not hesitate to contact me at the above number.

Directors: S. Clarke, 0. Leddy B.Agr.Sc., P. Fay B.Agr.Sc. V.A.T. Ree:. No. 8277204J EPA Export 01-08-2014:23:43:31 ·· ~ ~-·-··.J . .... - ·· ~·-;•- ······-···o- -·-·· ··-· Signed: Sinead Me Kennn Ana In tne Matter ot 1 idnys. Website: www.mcelroyupvc.com Intended Application A submission or observation in rela Suppliers & Installers of Monaghan County Council ti on to the significant fur ther informa John McQuillan am - Significant further information I uPVC Windows & Doors, ti onl revisPd plans may bP made in Thomas McGarvey Revised plans, Planning Ref: 13/300 Conservatories & writing to the planning authority not as Trustees for those en We David and Brenda Lancashire Sunrooms later than two weeks after the receipt to the beneficial lntere1 have applied to Monaghan County the said lands Repairs & Maintenance of the newspaper notice and the site Council for development at Tattincake, carried out to all notice by the planning authority. A Drum, Co. Monaghan, Planning Refer Take notice that any perso! submission or observation must be ence Number 131300 ing any interest in the Fre Windows & Doors accompanied by a prescribed fee of • replacement locks, hinges, Development description: The devel Estate of the following pro € 20, except in the case of a person or opment will consist of the construction All that and those the handles, double-glazed units etc. body who has already made a submis OVER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE of a two-storey detached dwelling formerly a plot of bL sion or observation. house, garage, waste water treatment ground, containing in fr Aidan Sherlock & Assoc. system, new entrance and all associat the Main Street in the tc ed site works. Newbliss twenty nine f, SHERLOCK Take note that the applicants David breadth in the rear twen and Brenda Lancashire have lodged feet or thereabouts a PLAN .DESIG N. ENGIN EERI NG. significant further information and depth from front to re< ll'llrk surfaus revised plans in respect of planning hundred and fourteen f, ASSIGNED CERTIFIERS including application 13 I 300. thereabouts, be said S• 047-79659 I 086-8368643 I Granite Kitchen The significant further information admeasurements mor E: [email protected] and revised plans, as appropriate, in less, situate lying and be Worktops Dawson St., Monaghan Town. relation to the application has been the Town of Newbliss furnished to the planning authority, land of Lisdarragh ir NewRange • "APPLICATION TO THE and is available for inspection or pur Parish of Killeevan and ofStoves , ENVIRONMENTAL chase at a fee not exceeding the rea Barony of Dartry and C Hearths & PROTECTION AGENCY FOR A sonable cost of making a copy, at the of Monaghan, and r LICENCE" offices of Monaghan County Council, been prior to November, Notice is hereby given in accordance County Offices, The Glen, Monaghan in the possession of Mr with the E.P.A. Acts 1992 to 2013, that Exclusive during its public opening hours, a sub Irwin Doherty, and h John McCabe, Tullybryan, Monaghan, mission or observation in relation to been granted by way Headsto11e.o; Co. Monaghan, intends to apply to the the further information or revised Building Lease, dated tho & Memorilll Environmental Protection Agency plans may be made in writing to the November, 1932, plaques (E.P.A.) for a Licence for his poultry planning authority not later than 2 between Mary J. Murra~ farm at Brandrum, Monaghan, Co. weeks after the receipt of the newspa of Newbliss House, Nev Cloufilwt, Monaffhan Monaghan. National Grid Reference per notice and site notice by the plan Fitzjohn Murray Irwin of I Phonr: f047) 80H4 Fux: 1147M499 E263666 N331913. ning authority (5 weeks in the case of Hill, Monaghan, Retired Mo'W.>Ianr·let~ it rrtGrwr/(ll'l'ircom.rrel This enterprise is classed as: applications accompanied by an EIS), in his Majesty's Army, b Activity Class 6.1 (a) 'The rearing of and a submission or observation must the County of Mona QUAlln poultry in installations where the be accompanied by the prescribed fee Mary T. Holmes (M capacity exceeds 40,000 places.". of € 20, except in the case of a person Woman) Maud Wyl & FIRES An Environmental Impact Statement or body who has already made a sub Olpherts, Spinster, Be Doohamlet, Castleblayney, relating to this activity will be submit mission or observation. Wybrants Olpherts, S~ Co. Monaghan ted to the Agency as part of this ~ppli- Signed: all of Lisdarragh House. in. il&fQW.ES· I !cation. . . . . _.. . ' : CMKArchitectural Se!'Vices bliss, indhe 'said4oiGoUI r!A6PUACES . A copy of thl~ ; ~'~p~ l dti6ri ' i~~· a Monaghan, Jane c. Wyl CHIMNEYS Licence, including the Environmental Monaghan County Council Olpherts of Killough i Impact Statement, and such further I Michael Me Quaid intend to apply for County of Down, Spi information relating to the application full permission for development at Isabella Marron Johns as may be furnished to the Agency in Annareagh North, Glaslough, Co. Grasmere, Llandudno, the course of the Agency's considera Monaghan. The development consists (Married Woman) tion of the application, may be inspect of; The demolition of an existing agri Young, Bawn Farnb For inspection purposes only. ed on the Agency's website or inspect cultural building and construction of a Park, Hampshire, En Consent of copyright owner required for any otherreplacement use. agricultural building to ed at or obtained from the headquar (Married Woman, Franc ters of the Agency (Tel: Lo-call 1890 33 the north west of the site, the construc White, Lissinisky, Nen< tion of concrete yards areas, yard fenc 55 99 or 053-9160600) as soon as practi the County of Tipperary ing and all associated site works. ried Woman), Franc S. cable after receipt by the Agency of the FREE FREE The Planning Application may be ton, Skibogue, Nenagh application for the licence. QUOTES FITTING inspected I purchased at a fee not said County of Tipp Signed: Paraic Fay B.Agr.Sc., C/o exceeding the reasonable cost of mak Esquire, Thomas H. Br• C.L.W. Environmental Planners Ltd., FACTORY DIRECT ing a copy, at the offices of Monaghan of Raththurles, Nenagh The Mews, 23 Farnham St., Cavan. MANUFACTURING &SUPPLYING County Council, County Offices, The said County of Tipp Glen, Monaghan. during the hours of Esquire and Hardman Jc + Roller Blinds Monaghan County Council + Vertical Blinds 9:15am. - 5:00pm (incl lunch hour) Brereton of Victoria, Sou I Martin Mee intend to apply for Monday to Friday, excluding bank hol Rhodesia, Major, Less• + Roman & Pleated Retention Permission for development idays. A submission or observation in the One Part and +Wooden & at Cavanageeragh, Carrickmacross, relation to the application ·may be Reverand Thomas J. Q Aluminium Venetians Co. Monaghan. made in writing to the planning John T. Finnegan, Vic! The development will consist of the + Velux & Much More authority on payment of €20 within and Edward Quigley, F retention of a yard area used for the the period of 5 weeks beginning on the Lessees of the other Pa1 + SERIIICIN6 All MilliS+ storage of equipment and machinery, Weekend & Evening date of receipt by the planning author term of ninety nine year 2.4m high palisade fendng to the road ity of the application. Any such sub the 1st May, 1932, at a Appointments Available side boundary, retaining perimeter missions or observations will be consid rent of Two pounds 7days walls to the northern, southern and ered by the Planning Authority in mak Shillings sterling togeth1 eastern boundaries, 2 no. storage con Free Call: ing a decision on the application. The one shilling in the 1 tainers and a new vehicular entrance Planning Authority may grant permis Receivers fees clear 1800 924456 to the yard and all associated site sion subject to or without conditions, or deductions and now forr Showroom/Office: development works. may refuse to grant permission. substantial part of the p 042 9752999 The planning application may be Aidan Sherlock & Assoc. es and lands known 1 inspected, or purchased at a fee not "Acorn Centre", Main exceeding the reasonable cost of mak SHERLOCK Newbliss. County Mona, BROOMFIELD ing a copy, at the offices of the plan Take Notice that John tv ning authority during its public open PLAN.DE SIGN. ENGINE ERING. Jan and Thomas MeGan MOBILE ing hours and that a submission or Trustees for those person HOME observation in relation to the applica ASSIGNED CERTIFIERS tied to the beneficial inte tion may be made to the authority in 047-79659 I 086-8368643 I the said lands intends to SALES writing on payment ()f the prescribed E: [email protected] an Application to the fee within the period of 5 weeks begin Dawson St., Monaghan Town. County Registrar for the < Selection of ning on the date of receipt by the of Monaghan for acquisi Monaghan County Council the Freehold Interest "· ·-•:.&.•• ··-~-=·- authoritv of the aoolication. EPA Export 01-08-2014:23:43:31