Except in co Galway, where itâs too small then too big then too plain then not plane enough
They are absolutely impossible to deal with.
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I qualified as an accountant years ago. I know loads of better accountants than me that never got their finals.
There is a way of answering questions.
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This was using a planning consultant.
Iâve heard more than once but Iâm not convinced itâs true , but if you get a bit of land from the family, get a herd number, buy a few animals and tell them itâs your primary source of income.
Fucksake flatty I told you a year ago to use a brown envelope
What was said at the pre planning?
Someone is doing something wrong.
Pretty much the above.
I then told the planning engineer to say Iâd build whatever they wanted wherever they wanted. âit doesnât work like thatâ
I was flicking around the TV the other night and there was some show on with Sarah Beeney and she was trying to get planning to build a big fuck off house in the English countryside.
She had to submit the plans anyway and give a bit of a presentation on it to the local council in a public meeting. The council members then gave their comments on it and asked questions etc and the planning was decided by a vote
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Planning Engineer, Planning Consultant, Architect�
Too many cooksâŚ
And
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I donât know what to do tbh
Once approved at that meeting then thatâs it, planning is got and no appeal. Makes for some wonderful corruption.
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No and⌠Just thought it was interesting how different the process was⌠There would never be a planning application declined in this country if we had that system
In fairness, I wouldnât let you build a monstrosity up in Tonabrocky either.
Itâd blend right in
anyone ever make a submission to bord planeala?
theyre trying to push a monstrosity on the seafront here in DL and it will block the early morning sunlight in my east garden
NIMBY
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NIMFY actually
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Progress is to be welcomed