The development shall consist of; planning permission for the demolition of an existing…
Ballinacorriga , Sheen , Westport
Proposed development
The development shall consist of; planning permission for the demolition of an existing side annex to the existing dwelling house upon its southern aspect, permission for a new extension to the existing dwelling house upon its southern aspect, permission to include all other ancillary site services and development works associated with this permission, all as per the application documentation.
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