Planning application · Galway County Council

of a single storey rear extension, conversion of attic space to habitable space…

Kilgarve , Creagh , Ballinasloe

2560659 · GalwayClosed
Reference
2560659
Planning authority
Galway County Council
Received
27 May 2025
Decision due
21 Jul 2025
Status
Closed
Dwellings
1
Floor area
47 m²
Site area
0.046 ha

Proposed development

of a single storey rear extension, conversion of attic space to habitable space, internal alterations and elevational changes, entrance and associated works to previously approved dwelling under planning Ref; 23/60960. Gross floor space of work to be retained: 47.00 sqm

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