Comprising internal reconfiguration of rooms on the first floor to include a) replacement…
Loughshinny Residential Nursing Home, The Cross, Featherbed Lane (L1315), Blackland, Loughshinny, Skerries, Dublin
Proposed development
Comprising internal reconfiguration of rooms on the first floor to include a) replacement of existing admin office hairdresser and visitors meeting room with 2 no. additional bedrooms (30sqm and 33 sqm); b) relocation of hairdresser to replace physio room(16.7sqm); c) replacement of existing meeting room with the Director of Nursing office (29sqm); d) replacement of existing Director of Nursing office with administration office (8.6sqm); e) replacement of physio/treatment room with new store room (28sqm); f) the replacement of existing foyer with corridor (77.6sqm) and; g) changes to internal wall and door configurations. No changes are proposed to the exterior of the development. The proposed development will result in an overall bedroom count of 125. The revisions will amend development permitted under F15A/0168 and F18A/0361
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