Development to construct an extension to his existing shed at Ballyheabought, Dingle
Ballyheabought, Dingle, Co Kerry
0.134 ha · Refused
Planning application 2460011 to Kerry County Council: Development to construct an extension to his existing shed, at Ballyheabought, Dingle. Refused by the council on 7 March 2024.
Timeline
- Application lodged
- Council refused
Key facts
Proposed development
Permission for development to construct an extension to his existing shed including all necessary site works
Planning status
Permission was refused on 7 Mar 2024. The refusal stands; no appeal is recorded.
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