(A). Decommission an existing septic tank and install a new wastewater treatment system…
Coolbaun , Nenagh , Co Tipperary
Proposed development
(A). Decommission an existing septic tank and install a new wastewater treatment system with polishing filter (B). Upgrade existing vehicular entrance leading on to the R493 (C). Demolition of the single storey side annex to the south east and South west elevations of the existing dwelling and the demolition of the existing gable on south west elevation with the construction of a replacement gable wall set back 2.00 m from the original wall (D). Renovation and refurbishment of the existing derelict dwelling and construction of an extension to the south east elevation (E). Raise wall plate level to provide for additional living space at first floor level and minor elevational alterations to existing dwelling (F). Demolition of an existing store/outbuilding and (G). all landscaping and associated external site works
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