A) extend and renovate the existing dwelling, b) construct a new entrance…
Cooladerra Ballymacoda Co.Cork
Proposed development
Permission to: a) extend and renovate the existing dwelling, b) construct a new entrance, c) decommission the existing septic tank and to install a mechanical wastewater treatment unit and a raised polishing filter, and to; d) construct all associated site works and retention permission to retain: a) 2 no. existing domestic sheds, b) the existing chicken coop and; c) the mobile home on a temporary licence.
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Nearby applications
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- 25/5453Ballymacoda Co CorkOn Site
Construct a new two storey dwelling, site entrance, wastewater treatment system and all associated site works and services.
- 25/4379Ballymacoda Ballymacoda Td Co.CorkOn Site
Construction of a detached dormer dwelling house and treatment unit, to include all associated site works
- 26/0960Ballykenneally, Ballymacoda, Co. Cork. P25 FK53Closed
Permission for Retention for single storey extension to side.
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