1. SECTION 5, EXEMPTED RENOVATION & EXTENSION TO EXISTING ABANDONED DERILICT DWELLING…
RASHINAGH , BALLYNAHOWN , CO.OFFALY
Proposed development
1. SECTION 5, EXEMPTED RENOVATION & EXTENSION TO EXISTING ABANDONED DERILICT DWELLING WITH NEW NAP PLASTER RENDERED FASCADE TO ELEVATIONS 2. NEW CONNECTION TO WATER MAIN 3. INSTALL WASTE WATER TREATMENT SYSTEM & PERCOLATION AREA 4. THE PROVISION OF TEMPORARY ON SITE MOBILE HOME TO ACCOMMODATE PROPOSED SITE WORKS AND TEMPORARY ON SITE MOBILE HOME TO BE REMOVED UPON COMPLTION OF SITE WORKS ON HOUSE AND EXTENSION 5.TO RETAIN EXISTING ENTRANCE
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