- (a) Construct new single storey extensions to both the front and rear of existing…
Coolnagour, Milford, Co. Cork, P56 NN97
Proposed development
Permission to:- (a) Construct new single storey extensions to both the front and rear of existing single storey dwelling, (b) Minor alterations to fenestration of the existing northern, western and eastern elevations, (c) Construction of a new detached domestic garage, (d) Widen existing vehicular entrance and (e) Install a new wastewater treatment unit complete with infiltration/treatment area and all associated site works.
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- 26/1868Coolnagour, Milford, Co. Cork, P56 NN97Granted
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- 26/1612Coolnagour, Milford, Co. Cork, P56 NN97Lodged
(a) retention of a detached single storey shed together with alterations to the external façade to include new external cladding…
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