(1) TO construct an extension to the side of an existing dwelling house (2) demolish…
Lissahane , Listowel , Co.Kerry
Proposed development
(1) TO construct an extension to the side of an existing dwelling house (2) demolish porch (3) alterations to elevations (4) convert attic space into storage area (5) remove existing entrance and construct a new entrance (6) construct a garage (7) decommission existing septic tank (8) construct a new wastewater treatment system , and RETENTION PERMISSION to (9) retain window on west elevation, (10) all associated site works within revised site boundaries
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