(i) A new 3 bedroom, single-storey dwelling, (ii) A new vehicular entrance to serve…
Woodlands , Delgany , Co. Wicklow
Proposed development
(i) A new 3 bedroom, single-storey dwelling, (ii) A new vehicular entrance to serve the proposed dwelling, (iii) A new septic tank & associated percolation area to serve the dwelling (iv) repositioned driveway (v) new car port and all associated site works at lands to the side of the existing dwelling
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