(1) alterations to the dwelling including demolition of existing single storey extension…
Twomilebridge , Clonmel , Co Tipperary
Proposed development
(1) alterations to the dwelling including demolition of existing single storey extension, and elevational changes including rendering, replacement roof, installation of windows, and alteration to chimney and flue, erection of sky and broadband dishes, and installations of rainwater goods. (2) alterations to the existing boundary walls enclosing the curtilage of the dwelling including the alteration of the site entrances serving the property from the public road L2506, and removal of rear boundary wall and replacement with low wall. (3) development of a deck and slipway with metal framing adjoining the Anner river. (4) the alterations of ground levels and construction of steps within the curtilage. (5) the clearing of a yard area and laying of hardcore. (6) the erection of a CCTV pole and associated service manholes (6) the erection of a soil berm to enclose the yard area. (7) the laying of concrete kerbs and flexible bollards along the L2506 roadside adjacent to the dwelling.
What happens next
Permission was granted on 23 Feb 2023. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.
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