Retain existing 1st floor converted attic at Brownstown, Collinstown
Brownstown, Collinstown, Co. Westmeath
0.287 ha · Withdrawn
Planning application 2560440 to Westmeath County Council: Retain existing 1st floor converted attic comprising of 2 No. rooms & wc including 4 No. rooflight located on rear of the dwelling, at Brownstown, Collinstown.
Timeline
- Application lodged
- Further information requested
Key facts
Proposed development
to retain existing 1st floor converted attic comprising of 2 No. rooms & wc including 4 No. rooflight located on rear (north side) of the dwelling
Planning status
The application was withdrawn by the applicant.
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