proposed extension & renovation of the existing dwelling including changes to all…
Primrose Lodge , Newtown , Naas
Proposed development
proposed extension & renovation of the existing dwelling including changes to all elevations, replacing the roof and increasing ridge heights to accommodate the provision of additional habitable attic accommodation, proposed velux roof lights, thermal upgrade throughout, and is to include all ancillary site development and landscaping work
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