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Technimark Ireland Limited puts in new request for multiple changes to be made around their facility
Longford based company Technimark Ireland Limited has recently applied for permission requesting changes to be made to the recent planning application that was previously approved.
The new proposal requests a truck entrance to be included in the previously approved 95 space car park. The car park is planned to be built south of the Technimark manufacturing facility.
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On top of parking changes they have also included a new request regarding the installation of 16 silos each measuring a diameter of three metres and a height of 11 metres.
An overhead pipe spanning the local access road is also included in the proposed plan.
The pipe will have a clearance height of 5.03 metres.
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Technimark hopes to use the silos and duct to supply raw materials to the neighbouring Technimark facility.
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