Relocate door from front of house to road. Frontage to match next door neighbour. Build 2…
25 Bayside Square South, Bayside, Dublin 13, D13 PQP0, D13 P2P0
Proposed development
Relocate door from front of house to road. Frontage to match next door neighbour. Build 2 sqm porch with lean to roof. Block up existing door to match next door neighbour, make as obscure window. Build wall around garden with side entrance gate to match next door neighbour.
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The council recorded a decision on 4 Mar 2024. The official file has the outcome; a third-party appeal is possible within four weeks of the decision.
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- FS5/019/2425 Bayside Square South, Bayside, Dublin 13, D13 P2P0Lodged
Relocate door from side of house to road frontage to match neighbour next door. Build 2 sqm porch with lean to roof. Block up existing door to match next door…
- F21B/037813 Bayside Square South, Sutton, Dublin 13, D13 X6N6On Site
New porch to front, new dormer window to rear, 2 no. new velux rooflights to front and 1 no. new velux rooflight to rear.
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