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Planning application · Wexford County Council

Erect an extension to existing steel framed building previously granted under planning…

Ballyboy, Tombrack

20240054 · WexfordClosed
Reference
20240054
Planning authority
Wexford County Council
Received
23 Jan 2024
Decided
15 Mar 2024
Status
Closed

Proposed development

Permission to erect an extension to existing steel framed building previously granted under planning register no. 20220500 for the purpose of commercial storage

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