Planning Permission Ireland
GrantedNew dwellingDecided 28 May 2019

Newtown, Caherconlish, Co. Limerick.

Construction of a new two-storey dormer style house.

1980 · Limerick County Council · Lodged 1 February 2019

Reference
1980
Authority
Limerick County Council
Register status
Decided
Type
PERMISSION
Received
1 February 2019
Residential units
1
Floor area
180 m²

Summary

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The project consists of building a new two-storey dormer style dwelling in Caherconlish. The house will share an existing vehicular entrance with an adjoining dwelling and connect to the public sewer.

New dwellingdormerone off houseinfill
Storeys
2

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Development description

A two storey dormer style dwelling which will be accessed with sole use from the existing vehicular site entrance to adjoining dwelling house, connection to public sewer and associated development works

Key dates

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  1. Application received1 February 2019
  2. Further information requested27 March 2019
  3. Further information received1 May 2019
  4. Decision due28 May 2019
  5. Decision issued28 May 2019
  6. Grant issued28 June 2019
  7. Permission expiry27 June 2024

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