1) The construction of a porch, with a hipped pitched roof and roof windows…
1 Moyne Road, Baldoyle, Dublin 13
Proposed development
Permission for 1) The construction of a porch, with a hipped pitched roof and roof windows, to the front of the dwelling. 2) The widening of the existing front vehicular entrance. 3) The construction of permeable hardstanding to the front of the dwelling, and 4) Associated site works. Add Info received 21st December 2020.
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