development which will consist /consists of: Retention and Permission. Retention…
Corbetstown , Castlejordan , Rhode
Proposed development
development which will consist /consists of: Retention and Permission. Retention Permission for: 1. Front porch to the existing dwelling, 2. Replacement of roof covering with manufactured slate to the existing dwelling, 3. Removal of chimney stacks, 4. Replacement of windows with traditional sash-type uPVC windows within existing window opes. Permission for: 1. Completion of restoration and refurbishment of the existing dwelling, 2. Construction of a single-storey contemporary three-bedroom extension to the rear, 3. Installation of a proprietary wastewater treatment system and polishing filter, 4. Upgrade of the existing recessed entrance and access driveway, 5. All associated site development works including drainage, landscaping and boundary treatments.
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