Planning permission is for existing vehicle storage and maintenance shed…
Pishanagh , Walderstown , Co Westmeath
Proposed development
RETENTION planning permission is for existing vehicle storage and maintenance shed, roadway and entrance, pump house, low garden wall and for the temporary retention of storage container and planning permission is sought for the adjustment of road boundary hedge and for the instillation of septic tank and percolation area and the change of use of small store to toilet and all ancillary works
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