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Rathvilly Garden Centre given green light by planning authorities to make changes
Rathvilly Garden Centre located in Broughillstown, Rathvilly, County Carlow were given the green light by local authorities to make changes to the centre.
Their planning application consisted of the following:
(a) Retention permission sought for built planting protection Canopy (90m²) to side of existing Tunnel
(b) Permission for proposed new planting protection Canopy (110m²)
(c) Demolition of small existing canopy (36 m²) with all ancillary servicing provisions
The planning application was submitted 16th June, with the decision made 6th September.
The application was submitted by Dermot Byrne, owner and operator of Rathvilly Garden Centre.
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