(1) to retain demolition of existing dwelling and associate site works…
Garryantanavally , Listowel , Co.Kerry
Proposed development
Retention Permission (1) to retain demolition of existing dwelling and associate site works, and (2) Retention permission to retain construction of dwelling as built up to and including ground floor and all associated site works, and (3) planning permission to complete dwelling as Pl Reg 24/95 and all associated works
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