Alterations to the previously granted planning application reference 24/4484.…
Duntahane, Fermoy, Cork, P61YV08
Proposed development
Permission for alterations to the previously granted planning application reference 24/4484. The proposed alterations include; a) the 1 no. ancillary accommodation unit, permitted under application 24/4484 will not be constructed. b) the 3 no. domestic shed structures, permitted under application 24/4484 will not be constructed, c) construction of a new detached garage building, comprising of garage area, garden shed and carport, all under one roof. The works proposed under item c) include all associated site works
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