Proposed development which will consist of new two storey dwelling house, treatment unit…
Ballindoney, Templeudigan
Proposed development
Permission for proposed development which will consist of new two storey dwelling house, treatment unit, percolation area, new domestic vehicular entrance and all associated site works
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