Planning application · Louth County Council

& Permission to Protected Structure - DB299/NIAH 13619119…

5 Albany Terrace , William St , Drogheda

2460578 · LouthGranted
Reference
2460578
Planning authority
Louth County Council
Received
30 Sept 2024
Decided
15 Nov 2024
Status
Granted
Site area
0.026 ha

Proposed development

Retention & Permission to Protected Structure - DB299/NIAH 13619119: Retention permission is sought for works completed to date including site and building clearance, essential roof repairs and essential structural repairs. Planning permission is sought for the completion of all works on site including all internal and external building repairs, installation of new bathrooms and ensuites, new electrical and heating systems, all decorations, reinstatement of detached garage and all associated site works

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Permission was granted on 15 Nov 2024. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.

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