Construction of a new dwelling house (dormer bungalow) to the rear of the existing…
1, Apsley Court, Killumney, Knockanemore, Ovens, Co. Cork. P31 PN25
Proposed development
Permission for the construction of a new dwelling house (dormer bungalow) to the rear of the existing dwelling house. Permission for a new entrance, the provision of two wastewater treatment systems (one for the existing dwelling) together with all other ancillary site development works.
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The application was declared invalid by the council. A corrected application may be lodged again.
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