Planning application · Louth County Council

Extension and alterations to existing dwelling house to include for alterations to front…

Chapel Road , Haggardstown , Dundalk Co Louth

2289 · LouthOn Site
Reference
2289
Planning authority
Louth County Council
Received
7 Feb 2022
Decided
25 Aug 2022
Status
On Site
Dwellings
2
Floor area
38 m²
Site area
0.102 ha
Further information requested
31 Mar 2022
Further information received
4 Aug 2022
Commenced
20 Mar 2026

Proposed development

permission for extension and alterations to existing dwelling house to include for alterations to front elevation, new domestic garage, new front boundary wall and associated site development works. *Significant further information received on 4.8.22 includes removal of proposed front boundary wall and provision of new wwts and soil polishing filter*

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