Following works: - (A) For renovation, alterations and extensions to existing dwelling…
East House Long Island Schull Co. Cork. P91 X802
Proposed development
Permission for retention of the following works: - (A) For renovation, alterations and extensions to existing dwelling house as built, to include minor alterations to roof pitch, dormer window and roof lights to same. (B) For retention of detached building for use as home office constructed at location of previously granted art studio, workshop and utility area Pla. Ref. No. W/98/122 (C) For retention of detached garage for use as both domestic store and boat house, (D) For waste water treatment system for use for said dwelling house. (E) For extension to the existing curtilage to property. Permission all sought to close up existing vehicular entrance and make good said boundary and for all associated site works
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The council recorded a decision on 15 Apr 2025. The official file has the outcome; a third-party appeal is possible within four weeks of the decision.
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