1. Retain existing cottage 60sqm and renovate in new. 2. To demolish 37sqm derelict stone…
Owenbeg , Culleens , Co. Sligo
Proposed development
The development consists of 1. Retain existing cottage 60sqm and renovate in new. 2. To demolish 37sqm derelict stone building adjoining existing cottage and reconstruct in new. 3. Demolish existing porch to front of existing cottage and reconstruct in new. 4. Construct new 37sqm rear extension to existing cottage 5. Install onsite new wastewater treatment system with percolation area. 6. Construct new entrance to property from Road L2402 and form new boundary fence to close off existing property entrance onto N59. 7. Carryout all ancillary works on site.
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