Planning application · Cork County Council

Construction of 10 no. single storey dwelling houses and all ancillary works at site no.s…

Site No's 13-16 and 29-34 Cill Mhuire Marmullane, Pembroke Passage West, Co. Cork

24/5378 · CorkClosed
Reference
24/5378
Planning authority
Cork County Council
Received
22 Jul 2024
Decided
28 Nov 2024
Status
Closed

Proposed development

Permission for the construction of 10 no. single storey dwelling houses and all ancillary works at site no.s 13-16 and 29-34, Cill Mhuire, Marmullane, Pembroke (Townland), Passage West, Co. Cork. The 10 no. single storey dwellings are proposed in order to comply with condition no.2 of the An Bord Pleanála decision under 313838-22 (Cork County Council Ref. 21/5478) which requires single storey dwellings on site no.s 13-16 and 29-34.

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