Following : (1) the proposed construction of a single storey extension to existing…
Pembrokestown (ED Killag), Killag
Proposed development
Permission for the following : (1) the proposed construction of a single storey extension to existing dwelling house, together with a detached partial single storey with partial 2 storey building comprising garage, workshop, gym, home office and games room, and all associated site works, and (2) retention of the non-completion of garage granted under previous planning ref. 20053658 and retention of existing 14 sq m of office space at first floor level at dwelling granted under planning ref: 20053658
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