(1) the increase in height of Unit 1 to the east of the site…
Roxborough , Ballysheedy , Co. Limerick.
Proposed development
(1) the increase in height of Unit 1 to the east of the site, (2) the increase in height of the roller shutter doors on the east and west elevations of Unit 2, (3) the increase in concrete yard area to the rear of the Unit 2, (4) the erection of three signs; two on the entrance walls to the property and one on the eastern elevation of Unit 1. (5) the erection of floodlights on both buildings and on the southern boundary wall
What happens next
Permission was refused on 23 Dec 2024. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.
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