Minor modifications to previously permitted development on lands now known as 1-27…
Lands now known as 1-27 Brannockwood (formerly 'Cairnlea'), Glenamuck Road, Carrickmines, Dublin 18
This application amends D22A/0944, which carries the original file.
Proposed development
Retention permission for minor modifications to previously permitted development on lands now known as 1-27 Brannockwood (formerly 'Cairnlea'), Glenamuck Road, Carrickmines, Dublin 18 (residential development is permitted on site under planning permission Reg. Ref. D22A/0944 / ACP-315934-23 and is now under construction). The development consists of amendments to the previously permitted development at the subject site, granted under Reg. Ref. D22A/0944 / ACP-315934-23, including; the omission of the previously permitted basement level (permitted for plant room and electric metre boxes only) to now provide a plant room and electric metre boxes at ground floor level resulting in minor internal reconfigurations to apartment unit 07; and all associated works necessary to facilitate the development
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