Planning application · Sligo County Council

I) demolition of pitched roof over the existing dwelling…

Cloonbaniff Lavagh , Ballymote , Co. Sligo

2560103 · SligoIn Assessment
Reference
2560103
Planning authority
Sligo County Council
Received
18 Mar 2025
Status
In Assessment
Site area
0.287 ha

Proposed development

Planning Permission for i) demolition of pitched roof over the existing dwelling, ii) demolition of existing flat roof porch to the front elevation. Construction of i) rear extension with double height ceiling, ii) new single storey front porch with pitched roof iii) construction of new pitched roof over the entire dwelling with raised wall plate and ridge level, iv) raising of internal floors and ceilings heights inline with current building regulations, and v) raising all existing window sill and head levels inline with new internal floor levels and associated site works

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