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CARROWKEEL, CLONFANLOUGH, CO. OFFALY

Retention of a single-storey extension and permission to complete boundary fencing and walls.

1752 · Offaly County Council · Lodged 14 February 2017

Reference
1752
Authority
Offaly County Council
Register status
Invalid or incomplete
Type
RETENTION
Received
14 February 2017

Summary

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This application seeks retention permission for a single-storey extension on the south-east side of an existing house. It also requests permission to install a timber post and rail fence and complete the front boundary wall.

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A single storey extension to south east elevation of the existing dwelling. Permission is also sought for the provision of a timber post and rail fence to the north west boundary and continuation of existing wall to the south east boundary of the site to complete the front boundary wall

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  1. Application received14 February 2017

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