Planning Permission Ireland
RefusedRetentionDecided 1 November 2017

Glencap Commons Upper, Killough Upper, Kilmacanogue

Retention of the subdivision of a single-storey house into two separate homes in Kilmacanogue.

171146 · Wicklow County Council · Lodged 22 September 2017

Reference
171146
Authority
Wicklow County Council
Register status
Decided
Type
RETENTION
Received
22 September 2017
Residential units
2
Floor area
364 m²

Summary

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Retention permission is sought for the subdivision of an existing single-storey dwelling into two separate dwellings of 90 sqm and 92 sqm. The application also includes minor elevational amendments and an additional vehicular entrance.

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Storey
1

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Subdivision of single storey dwelling into 2 no dwellings (90 sqm and 92 sqm) with minor elevational amendments and additional vehicular entrance

Key dates

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  1. Application received22 September 2017
  2. Decision due16 November 2017
  3. Decision issued1 November 2017

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