Planning Permission Ireland
GrantedRetentionDecided 1 February 2017

NYMPHSFIELD, CONG, CLAREMORRIS

Retention of an existing dwelling house and a domestic shed/garage.

16936 · Mayo County Council · Lodged 30 November 2016

Reference
16936
Authority
Mayo County Council
Register status
Decided
Type
RETENTION
Received
30 November 2016

Summary

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The application seeks permission to retain an existing dwelling house as located on-site, which was previously granted under reference P96/1533. It also seeks to retain a domestic shed/garage located to the back of the house.

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Retain existing dwelling house as located on site and which was previously granted under p96/1533 and to retain the domestic shed/garage that is located to the back of this dwelling house

Key dates

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  1. Application received30 November 2016
  2. Decision due2 February 2017
  3. Decision issued1 February 2017
  4. Grant issued8 March 2017
  5. Permission expiry7 March 2022

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