Following; 1) proposed kitchen-living room and outdoor covered area extension…
Kitestown, Kilpatrick
Proposed development
Permission for the following; 1) proposed kitchen-living room and outdoor covered area extension, 2) proposed side entrance with utility, 3) proposed ensuite-wardrobe extension on ground floor, 4) proposed change of use of existing living room to bedroom, 5) change of use of existing bedroom on first floor to walk-in wardrobe, all with associated works.
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