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Planning for tank?

FreddieR · 2012-06-10 19:53:52

I'm thinking of building a runoff tank for a dung stead. I plan to put down a slab (9m x 10m) and gullies to pipe the runoff into the tank which would be about 4m x 6m. Would I need planning for this? I've been trying the County Council and Teagasc to get some info but with no luck so far. :(

10-06-2012 7:53pm

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FreddieR

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I'm thinking of building a runoff tank for a dung stead. I plan to put down a slab (9m x 10m) and gullies to pipe the runoff into the tank which would be about 4m x 6m.

Would I need planning for this? I've been trying the County Council and Teagasc to get some info but with no luck so far.

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#2 10-06-2012 8:17pm

bob charles

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no planning needed for such a structure, crack on and answer questions later

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#3 11-06-2012 8:48am

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As long as it is not with in 200 metres of another persons house or well and I believe also there is a distance from a public road you are OK as long it is build to deot standard's

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#4 11-06-2012 10:18pm

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Check the schedule of exempted developments listed for Agriculture in the planning and development act, Schedule 2 or 3 I think off the top of my head. If in doubth ask your co council for a section 5 declaration, which costs about 80 for them to say its exempt from planning.

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