Planning application · Carlow County Council

Planning Permission for the following: (i) Retention for the change of use…

Ballyknockan , Leighlinbridge , Co. Carlow

2460299 · CarlowGranted
Reference
2460299
Planning authority
Carlow County Council
Received
20 Sept 2024
Decided
12 May 2025
Status
Granted
Dwellings
1
Floor area
44 m²
Site area
0.203 ha
Further information requested
12 Nov 2024
Further information received
23 Apr 2025

Proposed development

Retention Planning Permission for the following: (i) Retention for the change of use of an adjoining garage, to use as an habitable part of exiting dwelling and associated changes to front elevation. (ii) Retention for as built detached domestic garage to rear of existing dwelling

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Permission was granted on 12 May 2025. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.

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