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DATE : 13/05/2019 CLARE COUNTY COUNCIL TIME : 11:27:18 PAGE : 1 P L A N N I N G A P P L I C A T I O N S FURTHER INFORMATION REQUESTED FROM 06/05/2019 TO 10/05/2019 File Applicants Name App. App F.I. Request Number and Address Received Type Development Description and Location Date 19/187 Maria Murray Casey 15/03/2019 R for the extension to the rear of the existing dwelling which is 07/05/2019 C/o Deirdre Foran larger than that granted by pervious planning reference Lisdonnvarna P10/1025 and permission to upgrade the existing sewerage Co Clare system and all associated site and ancillary works. Murroughtoohy Fanore Co Clare 19/192 John White 15/03/2019 P for the construction of the following: a) Agricultural building 07/05/2019 c/o James O'Callaghan to include cubicle and straw bedded livestock housing, slatted 2 Glenarden slurry storage tanks, robotic milking facilities along with Glasheen Road ancillary rooms b) Agricultural building to include straw Cork T12 D5Y4 bedde ... Cratloe Co. Clare 19/194 Harmony Solar Knockanoura Limited 15/03/2019 P for development consisting of a ten year permission for a 08/05/2019 Ballyseskin House solar farm on a site of approximately 31.18 hectares Ballyseskin consisting of the following; up to 92,550 sq. m of solar Kilmore photo-voltaic panels on ground mounted steel frames; Co. Wexford electrical substation with el ... Knockanoura & Cranagher Spancil Hill Co. Clare DATE : 13/05/2019 CLARE COUNTY COUNCIL TIME : 11:27:18 PAGE : 2 P L A N N I N G A P P L I C A T I O N S FURTHER INFORMATION REQUESTED FROM 06/05/2019 TO 10/05/2019 File Applicants Name App. App F.I. Request Number and Address Received Type Development Description and Location Date 19/196 Datcha Construction Ltd 15/03/2019 P development comprising 68 no. residential units, (1 no. 08/05/2019 C/o Arnold Leahy detached house 18 no. semi detached houses 41 no. terrace Achitects ltd houses, 1 no apartment block (2 storey apartment block 1 Crescent Villas comprised of 8 no. 2 bedroom apartments) , accessed via O Connell Avenue Limerick Cluain Ros Leamhan devel ... Roslevan Tulla Rd Ennis Co Clare 19/197 Pauric Gallagher 19/03/2019 P to replace the existing substandard dwelling with a new 10/05/2019 C/o Deirdre Foran dwelling at a revised location within the site, create a safer Lisdoonvarna access from the public road to the entrance currently in use Co Clare and to upgrade the existing waste water treatment system along with al ... Kilbarron Feakle Co Clare 19/198 Michelle Queally & John O'Shea 19/03/2019 P to build a dwelling house, garage, install a waste treatment 10/05/2019 C/o Deirdre Foran Design unit and all ancillary and site works. Lisdoonvarna Roadford Co Clare Doolin Co Clare 19/199 Rosaleen & Brian Costelloe 20/03/2019 P to construct a first floor attic conversion and retention 10/05/2019 C/o Paul Conroy permission for a shed/stable. Ballymalone More Carrowgar Ballina Ogonnelloe Killaloe Co Clare Co Clare DATE : 13/05/2019 CLARE COUNTY COUNCIL TIME : 11:27:18 PAGE : 3 P L A N N I N G A P P L I C A T I O N S FURTHER INFORMATION REQUESTED FROM 06/05/2019 TO 10/05/2019 File Applicants Name App. App F.I. Request Number and Address Received Type Development Description and Location Date Approval 0 Extension of Duration 0 Outline 0 Permission 6 Retention 1 Premission Consequent 0 Temporary 0 Total 7 ******** END OF REPORT ********.

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