extension and alterations to existing dwelling…
Ballymacaw , Dunmore East , Co. Waterford
This application amends 2660314, which carries the original file.
Proposed development
extension and alterations to existing dwelling, alterations to existing vehicular entrance, demolition of existing outbuildings and connection to new waste water treatment system and percolation area, previously granted under planning reference 26/60314 and all associated siteworks.
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