construction of two dwellings and garage as built, two site boundary locations…
Annagolan , Ashford , Co. Wicklow
Proposed development
construction of two dwellings and garage as built, two site boundary locations, location of the two entrances onto the public road and remove of 2 existing septic tanks, installation of 2 new wastewater treatment units and polishing filters, new well for existing dwelling 2, removal of planning condition no. 2 of planning ref 97/6431 (from restricted use of dwelling to use by all classes of persons) and associate works
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