Retain single-story extension to side of existing house at Killeen, Stradbally
KILLEEN, STRADBALLY, PORTLAOISE
0.078 ha · Declared invalid
Planning application 2460335 to Laois County Council: Retain single-story extension to side of existing house, at Killeen, Stradbally, Portlaoise.
Timeline
- Application lodged
Key facts
Proposed development
retain single-story extension to side of existing house
Planning status
The application was declared invalid by the council. A corrected application may be lodged again.
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Nearby applications
Other applications on the Laois register close to this address.
- 2460349KILLEEN, STRADBALLY, PORTLAOISEGranted
to retain single-story extension to side of existing house
- 2560063Killeen, Stradbally, LaoisOn Site
construct a two storey dwelling house with a single storey element, domestic garage, septic tank, percolation area…
- 2560815Killeen, Stradbally, LaoisGranted
alter location of dwelling house on the site from that which was granted permission with planning reference 25/60063 and all necessary and associated site works
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