For Development To Protected Structure ‘Walsh’s House’ Ref No. 12313004. Which Consists…
Walsh's House , Dungarvan , Co.Kilkenny
Proposed development
For Development To Protected Structure ‘Walsh’s House’ Ref No. 12313004. Which Consists Of The Following; (i)Change Of Use Of, And Internal And External Alterations To, Existing Shop And Dwelling House To Provide 3no. Self Contained Apartment Units,, (ii) Change Of Use Of, And Internal And External Alterations To, Existing Outbuilding To Provide 2no. Self Contained Apartment Units, (iii)To Construct A Single Storey Extension To Link Existing Dwelling To New Bedroom In Existing Outbuilding, (iv) Alterations To Existing Vehicular Entrance To Ensure Adequate Sightlines In Both Directions, (v ) To Provide 8no. Car Parking Spaces, (vi) Installation Of A New Water Supply Well And New Wastewater Treatment System And All Associated Site Works to Facilitate Same
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