Core Planning Reasoning
The development is considered an appropriate land use within an established farmyard in a rural agricultural area and, subject to compliance with conditions regarding drainage and effluent management, would not seriously injure the amenities of the area or be prejudicial to public health.
Decision Maker's Conclusion
- The principle of agricultural development is acceptable and consistent with the established farmyard use and the rural character of the site.
- Potential issues regarding surface water runoff and effluent management can be satisfactorily addressed through the implementation of a separated drainage system and appropriate planning conditions.
- The development is in accordance with the Wexford County Development Plan 2022-2028 and will not adversely affect the residential amenities of the vicinity or the local environment.
Cited Policies (CDP)
Objective ED89Objective ED96Objective ED97Objective ED98Objective ED99Objective ED101Objective ED102Section 5.5.1 Agricultural BuildingsSection 6.2.6 Siting and Design of Access/Egress PointsSection 8.2.1 Surface Water ManagementObjective ED106Objective ED107
Decision Document Summary
This Inspector's Report evaluates a third-party appeal against Wexford County Council's decision to grant retention permission for a 143sqm hayshed and permission for a 200sqm manure storage shed at Moneyhore, Enniscorthy. The appellant raised concerns regarding ongoing surface water drainage problems, effluent management, and alleged non-compliance with previous planning conditions on the site. The Inspector noted that the applicant proposed a new soakpit (120,000-litre capacity) and an undergr...SOURCE PDFOpen Original
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