Single storey 3-bedroom house with new vehicular access and proposed new treatment system…
Crossanstown , Ballivor , Co. Meath
Proposed development
planning permission is sought for single storey 3-bedroom house with new vehicular access and proposed new treatment system and percolation area, permission also sought for retention of agricultural shed for storage of farm machinery and all associated site works
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