Removal of an existing sunroom, PVC deck and blocking up two existing windows…
Ardee Road , Rath , Dundalk Co. Louth
Proposed development
The development will consist of removal of an existing sunroom, PVC deck and blocking up two existing windows to the south-facing elevations. Proposed works will consist of 1) Construction of two new internal partitions within the existing house. 2) Conversion of an existing storeroom into a toilet. 3) Construction of a new single-storey extension to the south-facing elevations and all associated site works
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