for to construct the following: An extension to the rear of our house built on two…
Broadleas Commons , Ballymore Eustace , Co. Kildare.
Proposed development
for to construct the following: An extension to the rear of our house built on two levels. The first section is to be on the same level as our house while the second section is to be 1.70 m above the first due to the slope of the existing ground to the rear. The existing house has a floor area of 119.27 sq.m and the proposed extension will add a further 124 sq.m. To carry out alterations to the internal layout which increases our bedrooms from three to four. To remove the door and screen to the front left side of our house when viewed from the public road and replace it with a 1.2 m window only. To decommission the existing septic tank to the rear and replace it with a Proprietary Wastewater Treatment Unit with a Soil Polishing Filter to the front of the house. All associated ground works in connection with the above
What happens next
Permission was granted on 14 May 2025. 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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