Alterations to existing dwelling comprising (1) alterations to fenestration…
Dowdstown , Garlow Cross , Navan Co Meath
Proposed development
Alterations to existing dwelling comprising (1) alterations to fenestration, external finishes & roof to all elevations, (2) alterations to existing floor plans, (3) removal and replacement of existing conservatory roof (4) single storey extension to rear of dwelling, (5) single storey extension to side of dwelling, (6) construct new site entrance to dwelling, and (7) all ancillary site works.
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