Planning application · Wexford County Council

Garage extension to the side of an existing dwelling house. Retention of an extension…

Gardamus Great, Mayglass

20231168 · WexfordGranted
Reference
20231168
Planning authority
Wexford County Council
Received
28 Sept 2023
Decided
17 Nov 2023
Status
Granted

Proposed development

Permission for retention of a garage extension to the side of an existing dwelling house. Retention of an extension to rear of dwelling, retention of a garden shed and for retention of existing garage as it differs from proposals granted under planning register number 20022703.

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Permission was granted on 17 Nov 2023. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.

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