Planning application · Mayo County Council

1. To demolish single storey rear extension and carry out internal modifications…

Roscahill Kilmeena , Westport , Co. Mayo

2460279 · MayoClosed
Reference
2460279
Planning authority
Mayo County Council
Received
7 May 2024
Decided
28 Jun 2024
Status
Closed
Site area
0.24 ha

Proposed development

1. To demolish single storey rear extension and carry out internal modifications to existing detached dwellinghouse. 2. To construct ground floor extension and convert attic to habitable accommodation, including raised ridge level over new 1st floor accommodation. 3. To construct a detached single storey home office to the rear of the existing dwelling. 4. Works to include elevational modifications, new windows and rooflights and all ancillary site works and connection into existing services. Planning Ref. No. P19/625 refers.

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Permission was refused on 28 Jun 2024. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.

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