Retention of the as-built modifications to the new replacement dwelling and new garage…
Calfstown , Carbury , Co. Kildare.
Proposed development
The development consists of retention of the as-built modifications to the new replacement dwelling and new garage designs further to a grant of permission, pl. Ref. No. 20/171. The modifications are mainly listed as follows: (a) Provisions of 5 No. high level "Velux" rooflights to the single storey rear element on the side elevation (south-east roof); (b) Additional small extension to the side elevation (south-east elevation); (c) Minor deviations from the permitted fenestration detailed on the plans; (d) Re-design of the garage but no increase in floor area; (e) Alterations to the roof profile of the single storey element to the rear, including height, location, and footprint of same; (f) Increase in floor area of dwelling by 59.5 sqm; (g) Minor internal general arrangement alterations to the ground floor and first floor of the dwelling to suit the above modifications. Location of dwelling and garage on site unchanged, all as per pl. Ref. 20/171
What happens next
Permission was granted on 11 May 2023. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.
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