Planning Permission Ireland
GrantedExtensionDecided 6 March 2024

13th Lock Cottage, Clonaghlis Lane, Ardclough

Dual-level extension to an existing cottage to create a four-bedroom home.

2460022 · Kildare County Council · Lodged 17 January 2024

Reference
2460022
Authority
Kildare County Council
Register status
Decided
Type
PERMISSION
Received
17 January 2024

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The project involves a dual-level, L-shaped extension to the existing cottage. The extension will accommodate four bedrooms, living, kitchen, and dining spaces, alongside a new septic tank.

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For a dual level extension to the existing cottage to include 4 bedrooms, living, kitchen and dining accommodation in an l-shaped configuration with septic tank and all associated landscaping and infrastructural works

Key dates

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  1. Application received17 January 2024
  2. Decision due12 March 2024
  3. Decision issued6 March 2024
  4. Grant issued18 April 2024
  5. Permission expiry17 April 2029

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