Works to a protected structure comprising of the demolition of existing two-storey…
3 Holmpatrick Terrace, Skerries, Co. Dublin
Proposed development
Permission for works to a protected structure comprising of the demolition of existing two-storey extension to rear of dwelling, construction of a two-storey extension with terrace to rear of dwelling, new vehicular entrance with dished kerb to front of dwelling to provide on-curtilage car parking, SUDS drainage and all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development. Add Info received 24th Fbruary 2021.
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