(a) Retention of expanded residential curtilage from the residential curtilage…
9, Coastguard Cottages Rock Island Goleen Co. Cork, P81 DF77
Proposed development
Retention Permission is sought for (a) Retention of expanded residential curtilage from the residential curtilage of the previous permission(s) granted under planning reference 09/2052 and 02/5649, (b) Retention of creation of vehicular entrance opening in existing stone roadside boundary wall, (c) Retention of removal of existing trees and vegetation to expanded residential curtilage and (d) Retention of installation of crushed stone to part of expanded residential curtilage for use as domestic parking area. Permission is sought for (e) upgrading of existing domestic wastewater treatment system, (f) construction of single storey domestic shed 37 sqm floor area, (g) creation of vehicular entrance gates from the public road with stone gate piers to existing roadside opening noted above, (h) all ancillary site development works. All at existing two storey detached house
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