Provision of a gate entrance to include removal of existing wall at the front boundary…
11, Saint Vincent's Park, Blackrock, Co Dublin, A94HV05
Proposed development
Permission is sought for the provision of a gate entrance to include removal of existing wall at the front boundary, with the provision of a dropped footpath kerb to allow for vehicular access to a new car parking bay together with associated ancillary site works
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Provision of a gate entrance to include removal of existing wall at the front boundary.
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