Development which consists of; 1. Retain modifications to existing front facade…
Rosshill Road , Roscam , Galway
Proposed development
Permission for development which consists of; 1. Retain modifications to existing front facade, 2. Internal modifications to existing house and conversion of existing attic space (area 261.70m²), 3. Erect a new extension to side and rear of existing house (area 135.15m²) 4. Demolish exiting shed (area 34.5m²) and erect a new garage structure (area 50.76m²) and 5. All associated site works, A Nature Impact Statement will be submitted to the planning authority with the application at Rosshill Road, Roscam, Galway.
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