(A) the demolition of three single storey sheds. (B) the construction of a detached…
Kinnagoe, Greenfield Road, Sutton, Dublin 13, D13 PF70
Proposed development
Permission for (A) the demolition of three single storey sheds. (B) the construction of a detached, 3 bedroom, two storey dwelling with 1 no. associated roof light. (C) The construction of a single storey flat roof shed to the front. (D) The widening of the existing front pedestrian footpath for the provision of new vehicular access onto Greenfield Road. (E) The provision of new pedestrian access to Sutton Strand to the rear. (F) The existing front boundary wall to be removed with the removal of boundary trees to accommodate new footpath. (G) Provision of new boundary wall along the western boundary of the subject site and (H) Modifications to boundary treatments, landscaping works and associated site works. A Natura Impact Statement (NIS) has been submitted as part of this planning application.
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