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Planning certainty is needed to attract industry
Fine Gael Cllr Jarlath Munnelly has said that planning certainty is needed on potential sites for industrial development in the county. Cllr Munnelly was speaking at the Economic Development, Enterprise Support, Planning and Marine Strategic Policy Committee of Mayo County Council this week.
Arrabawn conference on sustainability challenges facing dairying
Exploring solutions to and the reality of challenges facing the dairy industry, not least around sustainability, will be explored on Tuesday night next January 28 with a range of experts in the space set to address farmers at a major Arrabawn conference.
Kyne brands planning permission delay for new UHG emergency department 'unacceptable'
The delay in submitting a planning application for the new emergency department at UHG is "unacceptable", especially as the current department is "not fit for purpose".
County councillors criticise Transport Infrastructure Ireland’s objections to planning applications
Galway county councillors have hit out about the role of Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) in planning permission applications around the county.
Councillors to seek legal opinion on planning discussions
Mayo county councillors are to seek their own legal advice on foot of legal advice obtained by Mayo County Council with regard to the discussion of planning matters at meetings of the local authority.
Planning permissions increase
The number of planning permissions granted in Mayo increased by 13.5 per cent in the third quarter of 2013 compared to the same period in 2012.
Councillors to address rural housing concerns in new development plan
The elected members of Mayo County Council are set to address their concerns over the lack of opportunities for people to obtain planning permission for housing projects in rural areas close to urban centres in the new upcoming review of the current county development plan. At the May meeting of Mayo County Council Independent Cllr Richard Finn tried to have a clause inserted in the new draft Claremorris Local Area Plan to make it easier for people to get planning permission in areas that are under urban pressure.
Site available for less than ten per cent of Celtic Tiger price
Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard is offering for sale circa 3.49 acres of land on the Mountain Road in the village of Moycullen. This is an elevated site that has full planning permission for 24 units. This site comes to the market at less than 10 per cent of its Celtic Tiger value.
More than five hundred planning permissions granted in Mayo in 2011
More than 500 planning permissions were granted in Mayo in 2011 according to CSO statistics released this week.
