Revised site layout including: • Revised Boundary (Including Red Line Boundary) from that…
Drumatemple , Ballintubber , Co. Roscommon
Proposed development
Retention Permission for revised site layout including: • Revised Boundary (Including Red Line Boundary) from that which was noted in PD/24/57 & PD/19/120, • Revised Boundary Treatment from that noted in PD/24/57 & PD/19/120, • New Access/Entrance location to site from that which was noted in PD/24/57 & PD/19/120 at
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