Planning application · Limerick City and County Council

the change of use of an existing attic space into second floor commercial offices…

Doon Moon Medical Centre , St. Nessan's Road , Dooradoyle Limerick

211317 · LimerickClosed
Reference
211317
Planning authority
Limerick City and County Council
Received
21 Sept 2021
Status
Closed
Further information requested
12 Nov 2021

Proposed development

the change of use of an existing attic space into second floor commercial offices, construction of an extension of the existing stairwell to service this new second floor area, new signage at the front and side elevations, new signage at site entrance, and all ancillary works. Retention permission is also sought for a ground floor accessible WC, first floor store, and second floor stairwell extension, lift shaft, and roof alterations

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