(1) Permission to retain revised site layout from that previously granted. (2) Retention…
Croboy , Kilcarn , Johnston
Proposed development
the development consists of: (1) Permission to retain revised site layout from that previously granted. (2) Retention of alterations and amendments to previously granted 1 bed grooming quarters (planning ref NA150347) and shed (planning ref: NA140291), providing internal modifications at ground and first floor accommodating additional living quarters with associated external elevational amendments. (3) Retention of BBQ area and sunroom to the rear (Western elevation). (4) Demolition of existing garden room. (5) Permission to modify existing floor plans and to extend living accommodation by converting existing stables, to provide for a 5-bedroom family home. (6) Permission to make external elevational modifications to reflect internal changes and facade treatment to match existing. (7) All ancillary site works including new percolation area
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