(1) a wooden decking area to the front of the domestic dwelling (decking area built…
4 Bunacum , Toomevara , Nenagh
Proposed development
(1) a wooden decking area to the front of the domestic dwelling (decking area built in 2016); (2) a clear pergola type covered area over this decking. This covered area is to allow for rain water harvesting for watering purposes of raised vegetable area built into the decking area. The newly built covered area which is incomplete is to be open on one side and front and partially closed on the second side
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