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Longford County Council planners have granted an application for the construction of extensions to the rear and side of the existing waste and recycling sheds at Longford's main waste management company.
Mulleadys Ltd have made an application to the local authority for the extension of the building used for the recycling of waste at the companies headquarters at Cloonagh, Drumlish, Longford.
The waste management company made the application to the planners last June with the planners reaching a decision this week. The permission has 10 conditions attached.
The conditions include adherence to the submitted plans, payment of development contribution, water and wastewater considerations and compliance with statutory regulations.
Mulleady's are over 25 years in business.
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