Renovate an existing bungalow, including internal alterations at Slattaghmore, Rooskey
Slattaghmore, Rooskey, Co. Roscommon
0.53 ha · Declared invalid
Planning application 2660405 to Roscommon County Council: Renovate an existing bungalow, including internal alterations and the construction of a single-storey extension, at Slattaghmore, Rooskey.
Timeline
- Application lodged
Key facts
Proposed development
Permission to renovate an existing bungalow, including internal alterations and the construction of a single-storey extension. The proposed development also includes the replacement of the existing septic tank system with an appropriate on-site wastewater treatment system incorporating a polishing filter, the construction of a new detached domestic garage, a new site entrance, boundary walls and/or fencing together with all associated site development works at
Planning status
The application was declared invalid by the council. A corrected application may be lodged again.
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