Galway Bay fm newsroom – A judicial review case regarding a planning decision by Galway County Council will resume on Tuesday.
The case is being taken by Screebe Estates Limited in relation to a development at Screebe Lodge, a protected structure in Camus, Connemara.
Screebe Estates Limited sought retention planning permission for horse stables, a boat shed and store, the re-roofing of an old cottage and additional guest accommodation among other works at Screebe Lodge.
Council planners ruled that the planning application was incomplete and needed a full Appropriate Assessment or AA.
The company states that it only went ahead with the application on the basis that an AA was not required, according to a Screening Report.
The matter is now the subject of a judicial review and the county council has confirmed that it’s due in court again on January 12th.
The case was adjourned to allow for affadavits to be submitted by the local authority and the applicants.