1) Retention of the 3sqm porch to the front of the property. 2) Permission for a new…
15, Downside Heights, Skerries, Fingal, K34 D529
Proposed development
The development will consist of: 1) Retention of the 3sqm porch to the front of the property. 2) Permission for a new external door to the side passage at ground floor level and, 3) changing the roof profile from a hip to a gable, including new dormer to rear, and converting the attic to a non-habitable room.
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