Invalid: retention permission to retain at Glenearagh, Glen
Glenearagh, Glen, Emlaghmore
0.56 ha · Declared invalid
Planning application 2560080 to Kerry County Council: Invalid: retention permission to retain and complete partly constructed extension to the south side of the dwelling house, at Glenearagh, Glen, Emlaghmore.
Timeline
- Application lodged
Key facts
Proposed development
Invalid:(a) retention permission to retain and complete partly constructed extension to the south side of the dwelling house, consisting of sauna, hot tub room, toilet and plant room all ancillary to the use of the dwelling house, minor elevational changes including addition of stone façade around the geothermal plant room, boundary wall along the front and north sides of the site, and (b) permission to erect stone boundary wall on the east and south sides of the site to match the existing boundary wall on the north side
Planning status
The application was declared invalid by the council. A corrected application may be lodged again.
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