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GLENMAQUIN, LETTERKENNY, CO. DONEGAL

Raising the roof of a bungalow to add a first floor, building extensions, and a new double garage.

1650635 · Donegal County Council · Lodged 5 May 2016

Reference
1650635
Authority
Donegal County Council
Register status
Invalid or incomplete
Type
PERMISSION
Received
5 May 2016

Summary

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Permission is sought to raise the ridge height of an existing single-storey dwelling to create first-floor living space. The project also includes front, side, and rear extensions to the house, and the construction of a new detached double garage.

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Storeys
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(a) single storey dwelling to raise ridge height to provide first floor living accommodation (b) front side and rear extenion to existing dwelling for living accommodation (c) proposed new double garage for domestic purposes

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  1. Application received5 May 2016

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