Planning application · Cork County Council

Is sought for the following: a) retention of the dwelling house as constructed…

Knockeennagearagh Cullen Co.Cork

24/5148 · CorkGranted
Reference
24/5148
Planning authority
Cork County Council
Received
19 Jun 2024
Decided
26 Sept 2024
Status
Granted

Proposed development

Permission for retention is sought for the following: a) retention of the dwelling house as constructed, the dwelling was originally permitted under plan file 94/3719, b) retention of the vehicular access from the N72 as constructed, c) retention of the domestic garage to the north and green house buildings to west, both as constructed. Permission is further sought for the decommissioning of the existing septic tank and installation of new EN12566-3 WWTU & polishing filter with all necessary & ancillary site works to complete the development

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Permission was granted on 26 Sept 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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