Consist of the renovations & alterations to an existing office building to be used as…
Bough Td , Scotstown , Co. Monaghan
Proposed development
planning permission to consist of the renovations & alterations to an existing office building to be used as multi occupancy offices, alterations to include changes to the north east, north west & south west elevations, to include signage on the north west elevation, and changes to the floor layouts new foul and storm drainage lines to be installed, which will include a new underground water retention tank for emergency services and a rising main connection into the existing village mains the erection of a new bike shelter together with all associated site works, significant further information relates to submitted, revised drawings, water protection checklist, water management solutions, Aquacell model
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The application has been lodged and validated. The council has eight weeks to decide, unless it asks for further information. The council's decision is due by 8 Jul 2026.
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