Alterations to previously approved Reg Ref: F20A/0120 to include…
Ard Na Greine, 2 Seapoint Lane, Balbriggan, Co Dublin
Proposed development
Permission for alterations to previously approved Reg Ref: F20A/0120 to include; 1) New metal clad dormer to side. 2) Additional solar panels to front extend previously approved dormer to rear. 3) Change front bay window to a corner window. 4) Alterations to previously approved driveway/pedestrian entrances and boundary to set back 2 meters and extend to 1.8 meters for security. 5) All ancillary works.
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- F24A/0970E/C1/3Ard Na Greine, 2 Seapoint Lane, Balbriggan, Co. Dublin, K32KR67Lodged
Compliance with Condition no. 3 of Planning Reg Ref F24A/0970E(ABP-321698-25)
- F24A/0970EArd Na Greine, 2 Seapoint Lane, Balbriggan, Co. Dublin, K32KR67Closed
Planning Permission for alterations to previously approved planning application ref: F20A/0374, alterations to front and side elevations…
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