Works to derelict fire damaged protected structure dwelling house at South Lodge, Ravensdale
South Lodge, Ravensdale, Co Louth
Planning application 23443 to Louth County Council: Works to derelict fire damaged protected structure dwelling house which include, ground, at South Lodge, Ravensdale. Refused by the council on 30 November 2023.
Timeline
- Application lodged
- Council refused
Key facts
Proposed development
Retention permission for works to derelict fire damaged protected structure dwelling house (ref. LHS 004-040) which include (1) ground and first floor extensions including dormer windows to front and balcony to rear. (2) Reconfiguration of dwelling, providing living accommodation at first floor and bedrooms at ground floor. (3) Increase in overall dwelling height from 5.850m to 7.050m. (4) Improvements to site visisbility whilst exiting and entering property to comply with current requirements. (5) Provision of retaining wall to connect to existing retaining wall. (6) The removal of existing block wall to front and provision of natural stone wall to match existing dwelling including pedestrian and vehicular gates
Planning status
Permission was refused on 30 Nov 2023. The refusal stands; no appeal is recorded.
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