(A) Retention Of The Existing Ground Floor Slabs In Its Current Location Which Was…
Liscloodadea , Mohill , Leitrim
Proposed development
(A) Retention Of The Existing Ground Floor Slabs In Its Current Location Which Was Originally Granted Full Planning Permission Under Planning Reference Numbers P.06/1573 & P.09/434 For The Proposed Construction Of A Two Storey Type Dwelling House With Detached Garage. (B) The Proposed Construction Of A Two Storey Type Dwelling House With Detached Garage Similar In Design To What Was Previously Granted Full Planning Under Planning Reference Numbers P.06/1573 & P.09/434 On Top Of The Existing Ground Floor Slabs For Which Retention Permission Is Now Being Sought. (C) The Proposed Installation Of Suitable Sewerage System With Polishing Filter, Entrance, Boundary Fence/Wall To Service The Proposed Development. (D) The Proposed Construction Of An Alternative Access Road That Will Service The Proposed Development And Exit Onto The Public Road Via An Existing Agricultural Entrance In The Event Of Flooding And All Ancillary Site Works
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Permission was granted on 16 Apr 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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