Retention Permission and Permission for the following…
Culleenaghamore Townland , Kilglass , Roscommon
Proposed development
Retention Permission and Permission for the following; Retention Permission is sought to retain and complete foundations and sub floors previously installed for an extension. Permission is sought for (a) the demolition of 2no. annexes to the north west of an existing dwelling house (b) the demolition of an attached outbuilding annex to the south west of the existing dwelling (c) the demolition of an existing domestic shed (d) internal renovations and elevational changes to the existing dwelling together with the construction of extensions to the north west, south west and north east elevations of the existing dwelling house (e) proposed garden room (f) closure of existing vehicular entrance to form a pedestrian entrance together with the construction of a vehicular entrance in a new location (g) along with all other associated site works at
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