Planning application · Fingal County Council

Proposed partial demolition of existing side extension to the rear including removal…

No. 91 Ard Na Mara, Malahide, Co. Dublin, K36 HV57

F22B/0233 · FingalOn Site
Reference
F22B/0233
Planning authority
Fingal County Council
Received
2 Dec 2022
Decided
23 Jan 2023
Status
On Site
Commenced
9 Nov 2023

Proposed development

The development will consist of proposed partial demolition of existing side extension to the rear including removal of entire flat roof structure and chimney. Proposed new flat roof structure in its place with raised parapet height, new covered terrace area to the rear internal alterations including amendments to all external elevations and all associated site works.

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