Planning application · Longford County Council

the following (A) Demolition of existing cottage type dwelling house. (B) Replacement…

Polladooey , Aughnacliffe , Co Longford

2375 · LongfordGranted
Reference
2375
Planning authority
Longford County Council
Received
28 Apr 2023
Decided
10 Jul 2023
Status
Granted
Dwellings
1
Floor area
400 m²
Site area
0.72 ha
Further information requested
16 Jun 2023
Further information received
3 Jul 2023

Proposed development

the following (A) Demolition of existing cottage type dwelling house. (B) Replacement of cottage type dwelling house with a single storey bungalow type dwelling house with a storey a half type element. (C) Replacement of existing septic tank system that services the existing cottage type dwelling house with a suitable waste water treatment system with polishing filter. (D) Widening of existing entrance and access lane to service proposed development and all ancillary site works

What happens next

Permission was granted on 10 Jul 2023. 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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