the following alterations to the originally permitted planning (Ref 22/6789) a) revisions…
Farm Lane, Farranatouke, Kinsale, Co Cork.
Proposed development
the following alterations to the originally permitted planning (Ref 22/6789) a) revisions to the southern eastern boundary comprising of an increase in the site area, b ) The change of use from 4 no. light industrial units to 4 no. retail units c) Change of plan to the ground floor units with the addition of first floors over each unit d) Elevational changes all around e) All associated ancillary site works, landscaping and drainage services
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