development consisting of ( a ) refurbishments & renovations of existing two storey…
Funshinagh , Keshcarrigan , Co Leitrim
Proposed development
development consisting of ( a ) refurbishments & renovations of existing two storey domestic dwelling, ( b ) conversion of granary/barn building from agricultural to domestic dwelling, ( c ) demolition & replacement construction of existing two storey rear extension kitchen/dining area ( d )demolition of existing lean-to byre cubicle area, ( e ) construction of new single storey plant room extension to southern rear gable, ( f ) upgrade & relocation of existing septic tank to new waste water treatment system to EN12566-3 standards, P.I.A. approved, tertiary coco filter treatment unit & raised bed polishing filter c/w peripheral willow bed percolation area, ( g )construction of stone archway respecting original dwelling design intent, ( h ) construction of new paved internal courtyard area & separate new concrete hard stand for two parking, and (i) connection of new works to existing surface water run off drainage
What happens next
Permission was granted on 12 Jan 2022. 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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