Planning application · Wicklow County Council

home gym building as built, 3 polytunnels as built…

Calary Lodge , Calary Kilmacanogue , Co. Wicklow

2460250 · WicklowClosed
Reference
2460250
Planning authority
Wicklow County Council
Received
2 May 2024
Decided
19 Dec 2024
Status
Closed
Site area
1.35 ha

Proposed development

home gym building as built, 3 polytunnels as built, hardcore driveway area from existing entrance, concrete slab and permission for a new side extension to existing dwelling, conversion of existing attached garage to habitable rooms, modifications to existing internal layout, creation of door in place of a window to rear elevation of existing dwelling, removal of existing septic tank and installation of treatment unit and soil polishing filter, new domestic garage and associate works

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Permission was refused on 19 Dec 2024. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.

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