Variations to the previously approved (25/106 and 2660032) works as follow…
Growtown , Dunshaughlin , County Meath
Proposed development
the development will consist of variations to the previously approved (25/106 and 2660032) works as follow: - Raising the ridge and parapet heights of the proposed church to match the ridge height of the existing restaurant building to facilitate tiered seating in any future internal mezzanine level development. - Minor variations to the fenestration
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