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An enforcement notice has been served on a former waste operator in Donegal.
Letterkenny District Court heard this week that the notice was served on James (Jim) Ferry, on December 7 last by registered post.
The notice relates to an unauthorised development at Rossbracken, Manorcunningham.
Solicitor for Donegal County Council, Mr Kevin McElhinney, said the matter related to a change of use to a waste disposal facility.
Mr McElhinney said the facility in question is to be used as a car diffing facility.
“In the event that a diffing event proceeds as advertised, we will ask the court to take a view,” he said.
Ferry, of Slieve Sneacht, Glencar, Letterkenny, was represented in court by solicitor Ms Maureen Gallagher, on behalf of JV Geary Solicitors, Castlebar.
The court was told that the matter is open to a full contest.
Judge Éiteáin Cunningham said she would make a note regarding the advertised car diffing event and adjourned the matter until May.
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