The construction of 2 no. two storey semi-detached three bedroom dwellings…
23 Cherryfield Walk, Clonsilla, Dublin 15.
Proposed development
The construction of 2 no. two storey semi-detached three bedroom dwellings, the extension of the existing road and pedestrian footpath with dropped kerb to provide vehicular access to the new dwellings, the widening of the existing entrance to the existing dwelling with the removal of the existing pier and wall, along with all other necessary ancillary site development works. AI receieved 08/08/22 AI deemed significant ** Revised public notices received 16/8/2022
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Nearby applications
Other applications on the Fingal register close to this address.
- FW22A/0097/C3/923 Cherryfield Walk, Clonsilla, Dublin 15.Lodged
Compliance submission with Condition 9 of Planning Reg Ref FW22A/0097
- FW23A/01175 Cherryfield Walk, Hartstown, Dublin 15On Site
Alterations to existing hip roof to side to create gable roof to accommodate proposed conversion of attic space into a non habitable storage room…
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