Planning application · Kildare County Council

is sought for first floor extension to existing dwelling. The extension will comprise…

63 Newtown Park , Leixlip , Co. Kildare

21128 · KildareIn Assessment
Reference
21128
Planning authority
Kildare County Council
Received
8 Feb 2021
Decided
27 May 2021
Status
In Assessment
Site area
0.083 ha
Further information requested
29 Mar 2021
Further information received
4 May 2021

Proposed development

is sought for first floor extension to existing dwelling. The extension will comprise of Stairwell, one no. bedroom, ensuite, storage room, hotpress, bathroom and study room. REVISED BY SIGNIFICANT FURTHER INFORMATION: regarding the existing pitch of the existing dwelling and sunlight, daylight and shadow analysis. All at

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