Amendments to the works permitted under Reg Ref…
North City Business Park (ie lands north of Cappagh Road), Cappogue, Finglas, Dublin 11
Proposed development
We Rohan Holdings Ltd, intend to apply for Planning Permission for Amendments to the works permitted under Reg Ref: FW22A/0143 including the amalgamation of the units and a part change of use to provide for maintenance of vehicles. Amendments to the layouts include the reduction in width and increase in depth of the overall building, the removal of the loading docks, the addition of a rear lean-to within the service yard to incorporate an open storage area and wash bay, and minor modifications to the internal layout resulting in an additional 230 square meters of floor area. Amendments to the elevations includes five grade doors to the side and 3 grade doors to the rear. Amendments to the site include a reduction in parking and associated site development works on a 0.98 hectare site at North City Business Park (ie lands north of Cappagh Road), Cappogue, Finglas, Dublin 11
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