Planning application · Roscommon County Council

Proposed construction of a residential development of 9 no. dwelling houses…

Corskeagh , Frenchpark , Co. Roscommon

2460042 · RoscommonClosed
Reference
2460042
Planning authority
Roscommon County Council
Received
31 Jan 2024
Decided
26 Mar 2024
Status
Closed
Dwellings
9
Floor area
1,086 m²
Site area
1.266 ha

Proposed development

Permission for the proposed construction of a residential development of 9 no. dwelling houses consisting of 6 no. three bedroom detached storey & a half type dwelling houses, 3 no. four bedroom detached storey & a half type dwelling houses, boundary fences/walls, entrance, internal access road, green open space, proposed connections to the existing foul sewer & watermain network servicing Frenchpark and all ancillary works at

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Permission was refused on 26 Mar 2024. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.

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