Levelling of site and creation of cattle corrals with fencing and raised banks

Why Was This Approved?

• ✓works already undertaken
• ✓large corral over 200m long and 20m deep
• ✓bounded by earth banks and fencing
• ✓covered in wood chips for effluent
• ✓within farm, not generally visible
• ✓works have been undertaken already
• ✓corral is quite large - over 200 m in length and 20 m deep
• ✓bounded by earth banks and a row of fencing
• ✓covered in a depth of wood chips to soak up the effluent
• ✓located within the farm and as such not generally visible within the landscape

The application sought permission for levelling a field at Baljean Farm, part of the Ballamilghyn and Baljean Farms holding, and creating cattle corrals over 200m long and 20m deep. The corrals are bounded by earth banks and fencing, covered in wood chips to soak up effluent, and located within the farm so not generally visible in the landscape. Works had already been undertaken. The Director of Planning approved the application under delegated powers. The officer recommended approval.

The application was approved. Works had already been carried out on site. The corral is within the farm and not generally visible in the landscape. The formal decision record lists 1 condition.

Conditions (1)

1. 1

   Condition 1

   This approval relates to the retention of the cattle corral as has been created and as shown in the submitted plans and photographs received on 5th January 2004.

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