Planning application · Mayo County Council

Retain the construction of Castle Bookshop which included the demolition…

The Bookshop , Castle Street , Castlebar Co. Mayo

2360388 · MayoIn Assessment
Reference
2360388
Planning authority
Mayo County Council
Received
21 Sept 2023
Status
In Assessment
Site area
0.017 ha

Proposed development

Planning Permission to retain the construction of Castle Bookshop which included the demolition of the commercial unit for structural reasons, to retain minor alterations to the floor plans and elevations as constructed, previously Granted under P21/927. The original development had proposed alterations to existing commercial unit, extension and conversion of existing first and second floor space into 3 No. one bed apartments with all site works including connection to public services

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