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Marble Hill beach
Permission has been sought for an extension to a caravan park at Marble Hill.
Shaun Moffitt has submitted a planning application to Donegal County Council in respect of the site.
The applicant is seeking permission for an extension to the existing caravan park, which would provide 22 additional caravan pitches.
The proposed development would also include an 'open space kick-a-bout area'.
The application provides for all associated site works that will include an on-site wastewater treatment system, a wastewater pump and raised tertiary infiltration area.
If granted, the development, at Marble Hill, Portnablagh, would include an extension of the existing water supply network and storm-water network with bypass separator trap prior to discharge to existing water course.
The developer also wishes to remove to existing caravan pitches to accommodate a new access road through the existing caravan park, including a pedestrian footpath to connect to the existing play area at Johnston's Caravan Park.
Donegal County Council say that a decision is due by August 8, 2024.
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