Existing site boundary treatment, Detached Builders lock up store at Drumboat, Inniskeen
Drumboat, Inniskeen, Co Monaghan
0.22 ha · Withdrawn
Planning application 2560047 to Monaghan County Council: Existing site boundary treatment, Detached Builders lock up store, Detached Playroom/home office to the rear of dwelling, at Drumboat, Inniskeen.
Timeline
- Application lodged
- Further information requested
- Further information received
Key facts
Proposed development
permission for the retention of: 1. Existing site boundary treatment, 2. Detached Builders lock up store (6m high & floor area 64sqm) 3. Detached Playroom/home office to the rear of dwelling. 4. Roof canopy over oil tank 5. Lean-to Storage area (27.6sqm) attached to the side of dwelling 6. Second vehicular entrance 7. Hard standing areas to the rear of site. Permission for: 1. Entrance porch to front elevation of dwelling. 2. All associated site development works
Planning status
The application was withdrawn by the applicant.
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