Permission for retention for the erection and completion of an unfinished fully serviced…
Coolboy, Inch
Proposed development
Permission for retention for the erection and completion of an unfinished fully serviced dwelling house with all associated site works previously granted planning permission under Register No. 20032901. Full planning permision also sought for alterations to the dwelling house approved under 20032901
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The application has been lodged and validated. The council has eight weeks to decide, unless it asks for further information. The council's decision is due by 17 Aug 2026.
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Nearby applications
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- 20250620Coolboy, InchGranted
Conversion of dwelling house attic space into domestic living space and retention of alterations to facades of dwelling house. Retention of alterations…
- 20250189Coolboy, InchGranted
Retention of two no. domestic storage sheds and alterations to the site layout plan approved under planning register no. 20041745…
- 20250091Coolboy, InchClosed
Two no. domestic storage sheds
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