1st floor extension measuring 8 sq., FIFA along the western edge of the existing…
3 Thulla, Dunbo Hill, Howth, Co. Dublin, D13 AC84.
Proposed development
Permission for 1st floor extension measuring 8 sq., FIFA along the western edge of the existing, consisting of a new stair access and re-configured bathroom suite - Ground floor entrance canopy and 12.9m² store along the eastern edge - Internal re-arrangement of the existing ground and 1st floor areas - Replacement and amendments to the fenestration throughout the north east and south facades, - 4 no. rooflights to existing flat roofs, - replacement of existing protective guardrails to 1st floor terrace, - minor increase in parapet levels to flat roof area of single storey elements, - PV panel array to the 1st floor roof - and all associated site services, drainage installations and landscaping to be carried out in conjunction with works and Retention Permission is sought for use of 2 m wide section of existing 1st floor terrace and associated protective balustrades.
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