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Exempt — no permission neededExtensionDecided 14 August 2023

18 Corduff Cottages, Old Corduff Road, Dublin 15, D15 N22V

Demolition of a rear extension and shed to build a two-storey extension and a garden office.

FS97W/23/009 · Fingal County Council · Lodged 18 July 2023

Reference
FS97W/23/009
Authority
Fingal County Council
Register status
Decided
Type
Cert under Part 5 of 2000 Act as amended
Received
18 July 2023

Summary

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The project involves the demolition of an existing single-storey rear extension and a garden shed. In their place, a new two-storey extension with rooflights will be built at the rear, alongside a single-storey office in the garden.

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Development description

The demolition of an existing single storey extension to the rear and demolition of a single storey garden shed in the rear garden. The construction of a two-storey extension with roof lights to rear and the construction of a single-storey office in the rear garden.

Key dates

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  1. Application received18 July 2023
  2. Decision due14 August 2023
  3. Decision issued14 August 2023

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