Amendments to previously approved planning permission Ref. No. 24/60556 to include…
Dunbin , Knockbridge , Dundalk Co. Louth
Proposed development
Amendments to previously approved planning permission Ref. No. 24/60556 to include the following: - amendments to the internal layout of proposed dwelling - reconfiguration and minor repositioning of single storey rear return to the side of the dwelling. - amendments to proposed elevations and façade finishes. - provision of a new detached domestic garage along with all ancillary siteworks.
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