Significados de lodged plans en inglés

He has lodged plans for the new rollercoaster project with Meath County Council.

It adds that Richard Barrett's Bartra Capital has also lodged plans for 725 bedspaces at a Tallaght development.

Many dairy farms have lodged plans for fencing or planting stream-banks - yet progress on the ground is slow.

US bio-medical firm Beckman Coulter has lodged plans to accommodate an additional 105 staff at its Co Clare plant.

The council has lodged plans for a car park adjacent to the site to accommodate 20 cars and nine buses.

Developer Eugene Larkin has lodged plans for a scheme at the former Congregation of the Passion monastery, beside Mount Argus church.

In all, the resettlement association has lodged plans with Clare County Council for 11 such homes in depopulated areas across west Clare.

Brendan O'Doherty, Paul Montgomery, Patrick Montgomery and John McInerney last year lodged plans to develop 114 residential units in the north Clare resort.

Developers have lodged plans for a £50 million hotel scheme to regenerate a run-down area close to Belfast city centre, it was revealed today.

Last month Clare County Council lodged plans for the pier, which is expected to increase passenger numbers going to the Aran Islands from Doolin.

Earlier this year, Séamus Carroll lodged plans to demolish the existing McDonald's amusement arcade on Lahinch prom and replace it with the new watersport facility.

Last year McMahon Finn Properties lodged plans for a 12-turbine 13MW wind farm 9km from the coastal village of Quilty.

Last month, Clare County Council lodged plans for the pier development which is expected to boost Doolin's status as a gateway to the Aran Islands.

Paddy McKillen jnr and Matt Ryan's Press Up Entertainment has lodged plans to almost double the bedroom capacity of the four-star Clarence hotel in Dublin.

John Galvin of Galvin Construction has lodged plans with the council to convert the derelict premises, overlooking Lahinch bay, into two shops and three apartments.

One of the country's best known developers, Gerry Gannon, has lodged plans for close to 1,950 apartments at Clongriffin in north Dublin.