Additional ground floor area, retention of higher ridge and eaves level and retention…
Damselstown , Stamullen , Meath
Proposed development
Retention of additional ground floor area, retention of higher ridge and eaves level and retention of revised garage from that granted under planning Reg. Ref. 2193. Retention of lowered main roof ridge level from that shown in Reg. Ref. 22797. Permission for the demolition of canopy structure to rear and for demolition of the two projecting bays at front elevation with associated site works.
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Permission was refused on 6 Nov 2024. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.
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