Planning application · Louth County Council

EXTENSION OF DURATION REF 16/194: Permission for development to consist an extension…

Moorehall Lodge Nursing Home , Hale Street , Ardee Co Louth

21336 · LouthIn Assessment
Reference
21336
Planning authority
Louth County Council
Received
29 Mar 2021
Decided
14 May 2021
Status
In Assessment
Site area
1.2 ha

Proposed development

EXTENSION OF DURATION REF 16/194: Permission for development to consist an extension to Moorehall Lodge Nursing Home comprising 44 No. additional bedrooms, omission of 8 No. bedrooms and replacement of same in extension and extension to form part of relocated kitchen with all associated ancillary facilities ( one and two storeys in height), internal alterations to existing nursing home, additional car parking, landscaping and boundary treatments, and all associated site development works.

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