Planning permission in Oldcastle
Planning permission in Oldcastle is decided by Meath County Council. Search Oldcastle planning applications, see recent decisions and notices, and check how often projects are granted. Here is how planning applications have gone in Oldcastle over the last 5 years.
Too few decisions to show a reliable rate.
Received in the last 5 years
Granted or refused
Without a request for more information
Of decided applications
Recent planning decisions in Oldcastle
The latest granted and refused applications decided by Meath County Council. Wording is trimmed and never includes applicant names.
Oldcastle planning applications per year
Applications received each year. The coloured part of each bar is the share granted. The outlined bar is the year so far.
Other places in Meath
Planning a project in Oldcastle?
The pre-planning report checks zoning, protected structures, nature sites and every application near your address, with the decisions.
Common questions about Oldcastle planning
Do I need planning permission in Oldcastle?
The rules are national, so the same exemptions apply in Oldcastle as everywhere else. Many small projects, such as some single-storey rear extensions, are exempt under S.I. 600/2001. Meath County Council decides applications here, and a site in a protected area or a protected structure has fewer exemptions.
Who decides planning applications in Oldcastle?
Meath County Council is the planning authority for Oldcastle. It must decide within eight weeks of a valid application, unless it asks for further information.
Source: National Planning Application Database and council planning registers, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Data is a guide and may be out of date, so check with the council. Applicant names are never published.