Planning Approved for 28,000 Hen Poultry Shed in Middletown, Northern Ireland
ABC Planning has approved a free-range poultry shed for 28,000 hens in Middletown, Northern Ireland. The facility, proposed by Marcus McCall and designed by Henry Marshall Brown Architectural Partnership, will include feed bins and site works with a floor area of 3031.0125 m². Emission rates for ammonia have been reduced, and the applicant plans to remove poultry litter weekly and export it to Scotland. The development is expected to support the long-term viability of the existing livestock farm.

ABC Planning has granted permission for a free-range poultry shed in Middletown, Northern Ireland, accommodating 28,000 hens. The shed will have a floor area of 3031.0125 m² and a height of 8 metres. The planning application, submitted by Henry Marshall Brown Architectural Partnership for Marcus McCall, also includes four feed bins.
To mitigate environmental impact, the ammonia emission rate per bird has been reduced, and poultry litter will be removed weekly. The development aims to enhance the viability of the existing medium-sized livestock farm. Additionally, planning was approved for passing bays on Drumahean Road to improve access.




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