Sought for the following: A) Retain two storey side extension to dwelling (east side) as…
Barnagearagh, Ballylickey, Bantry, Co Cork, P75N672
Proposed development
Permission for retention sought for the following: A) Retain two storey side extension to dwelling (east side) as constructed and currently used as a granny flat ancillary to the main dwelling house, retain single storey kitchen, conservatory and boiler room extensions to dwelling (west side) as constructed, B) Retain domestic detached garage as constructed to front garden area of dwelling house C) Retain timber garden sheds (3 no.) to side and rear garden areas of dwelling D) Retain mobile caravan parking area to front area of dwelling and the associated entrance serving same to public road E) Retain existing unauthorised vehicular site entrance currently serving the property from public road F) Permission sought to close-up disused vehicular site entrance (as permitted under Pl. Reg No. 2585/74) and close-up unauthorised pedestrian entrance to public road
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