Change of house plan and revised site boundaries from that permitted under planning…
Farranalough, Newcestown, Co. Cork.
Proposed development
Permission for the change of house plan and revised site boundaries from that permitted under planning register No. 25/05014, the new single storey dwelling will be served by the domestic garage, site entrance, septic tank and percolation area and all associated site works as permitted under planning register No. 25/05014.
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Nearby applications
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- 26/1511Farranalough, Newcestown, Co. Cork.Granted
Change of house plan and revised site boundaries from that permitted under Pl.Reg.No 25/5014…
- 25/5014Farranalough Newcestown Co.CorkGranted
New single storey dwelling to be served by domestic garage, site entrance, septic tank and percolation area and all associated site works
- 24/6053Farnalough Newcestown Bandon Co. CorkOn Site
Construction of new dwellinghouse and domestic garage (with change of location on site of dwellinghouse and garage…
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