1) Demolition of existing ruinous single storey outbuilding on site and reconstruction…
Ballycroneen West Ballycroneen, Cloyne Midleton Co.Cork
Proposed development
Permission for retention of: 1) Demolition of existing ruinous single storey outbuilding on site and reconstruction of the building for use as a family dwelling, 2) Erection of 1 no. prefabricated, 1 bedroom unit for habitable use as ancillary guest accommodation, 3) Erection of 1 no. prefabricated glamping pod for ancillary domestic use, 4) Installation of 2 no. domestic waste water treatment systems. Permission for: 1) Demolition of existing agricultural shed and construction of a single storey dwelling with detached single storey garage, 2) Change of use of existing converted outbuilding from dwelling to 1 no. unit for short-term let, 3) Change of use of existing glamping pod from ancillary domestic use to short-term let, 4) All associated ancillary site works.
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Permission was refused on 25 Nov 2024. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.
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