Planning application · Longford County Council

proposed change of use of 4 no. proposed individual apartments which were recently…

St. Mary’s Street , Drumlish , Co. Longford

2460231 · LongfordIn Assessment
Reference
2460231
Planning authority
Longford County Council
Received
11 Oct 2024
Decided
26 Nov 2024
Status
In Assessment
Site area
0.045 ha

Proposed development

proposed change of use of 4 no. proposed individual apartments which were recently granted a change of use exemption under article 10(6) ref 24/4 together with 3 no. apartments at first floor level in the adjoining building which was previously granted full planning permission under planning reference number PL99/576 into short term tourist self catering type accommodation units all ancillary works

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The council recorded a decision on 26 Nov 2024. The official file has the outcome; a third-party appeal is possible within four weeks of the decision.

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