New vehicular site access, partially closing the existing access to provide a pedestrian…
Waterville House , Mountain Park Commons , Carlingford Co. Louth
Proposed development
Permission for a new vehicular site access, partially closing the existing access to provide a pedestrian gate and associated site development works
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