Planning application · Cork County Council

Following development to their dwelling house, namely…

Gowlane North Donoughmore Co.Cork

24/4656 · CorkGranted
Reference
24/4656
Planning authority
Cork County Council
Received
17 Apr 2024
Decided
18 Nov 2024
Status
Granted

Proposed development

Permission for the following development to their dwelling house, namely; to demolish portion of existing dwelling house at north west side, extend at north west side at ground floor and first floor, extend ground floor at rear south west side to accommodate granny flat unit including new balcony area at first floor level at north west side and rear south west side. Construct new porch at front (north east facing), fit new velux roof window at front main roof (north east facing), and all associated site works

What happens next

Permission was granted on 18 Nov 2024. 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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