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Awaiting decisionAgricultural

PORT, DUNFANAGHY, LETTERKENNY PO

Construction of a new house, domestic garage, and agricultural sheds including a slatted cattle shed and sheep shed.

1751142 · Donegal County Council · Lodged 19 July 2017

Reference
1751142
Authority
Donegal County Council
Register status
Invalid or incomplete
Type
PERMISSION
Received
19 July 2017
Residential units
1
Floor area
268 m²

Summary

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Planning permission is sought for the erection of a new dwelling house with a septic tank and domestic garage. The development also includes agricultural structures, specifically a slatted cattle shed, a slatted sheep shed, and a silage pit, along with all associated site works.

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Erection of a dwelling house with septic tank, domestic garage, slatted cattle shed, slatted sheep shed and silage pit and all other associated site development works

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  1. Application received19 July 2017

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