(i) The Demolition of existing single storey semi-detached Storage Shed in rear garden…
Glascarn , Ratoath , Co Meath
Proposed development
(i) The Demolition of existing single storey semi-detached Storage Shed in rear garden and the proposed construction of (ii) 1st floor extension to side over existing single storey structure with pitched roof to match existing (iii) Two Storey Extension with pitched roof to side of existing extended dwelling, (iv) Single Storey flat roof Extension to rear of existing dwelling, (v) 1 no. Roof-light to the front pitch of existing dwelling roof (vi) internal refurbishment & alterations to existing dwelling structure and fenestration to facilitate the above works and (vii) detached double vehicular bay domestic garage with pitched roof. Retaining existing vehicular entrance and widening/improvement works to existing 2nd vehicular entrance from the L1007 Kilbride Road, provision of new waste water treatment plant & associated percolation area together with all ancillary site works, landscaping and site drainage. Significant further information/revised plans submitted on this application
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