Construction of a two storey addition to the south of the existing dwelling…
Rathcoursey East Midleton Co.Cork
Proposed development
Permission for construction of a two storey addition to the south of the existing dwelling, proposed dormer window to attic level to west elevation of existing dwelling, proposed dormer window with skylight to attic level to east elevation of existing dwelling, proposed skylights to existing roof, proposed balcony to the north elevation of existing dwelling, new proposed bridge access from the street level to existing dwelling with new pedestrian double gate, new proposed pedestrian gate to existing access to east elevation, demolition of existing porch to east elevation of existing dwelling, demolition of existing chimney, demolition of existing roof structure to west of existing dwelling, proposed new internal alterations to existing dwelling house including new windows and doors and all associated site works.
What happens next
Permission was granted on 14 Oct 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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