Cardinal Health employees outside the plant last August as details emerged that it planned to cease operations in Tullamore
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An oral hearing will be held today in an application by Offaly Co Co to CPO a premises on Harbour St
An oral hearing will take place today, May 20, as Offaly County Council seeks approval to compulsorily purchase a derelict site on Harbour Street, Tullamore.
The hearing offers an opportunity for all parties to make additional submissions, raise objections, and clarify key issues. The appointed inspector will also be able to question participants and gather any outstanding information before compiling a report and recommendation for An Bord Pleanála.
The agenda allocates 30 minutes for objectors to present their case, followed by a 20-minute break and a 30-minute response slot for the Council. A Q&A session between the parties will follow, if needed.
Compensation will not be discussed at the hearing, as the Board has no jurisdiction over this aspect. Only planning and procedural matters will be addressed.
Once concluded, the Inspector’s report will guide the Board in deciding whether to approve or reject the Council’s application to acquire the site.
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