Planning application · Meath County Council

the permission is sought for alterations to an existing single storey dwelling that…

NYPD House , Commons road Townparks , Navan Co. Meath C15 RR62

2360223 · MeathIn Assessment
Reference
2360223
Planning authority
Meath County Council
Received
17 Aug 2023
Status
In Assessment
Site area
0.057 ha

Proposed development

the permission is sought for alterations to an existing single storey dwelling that includes: (a) Internal alterations and the construction of a single storey extension to the rear (southeast) and to the side (southwest) of the existing dwelling, (b) elevational alterations comprising of demolition of chimneys, adding new window into existing entrance arch and construction of new entrance on the southwest side (c) all ancillary site works associated with the above and to connect to existing drainage and services

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