Requested for a new one and a half storey detached dwellinghouse with an onsite…
Wimbletown, Ballyboughal, Co Dublin
Proposed development
Permission is requested for a new one and a half storey detached dwellinghouse with an onsite wastewater treatment system and percolation area, surface water soakaway and associated site works. AI received 07/12/23 SAI Received 21/12/23
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