Planning application · Wicklow County Council

(A) planning permission for the change of use (removal of condition 2(a) of planning file…

Rustyduff Lower , Knockanarrigan , Donard

2560523 · WicklowIn Assessment
Reference
2560523
Planning authority
Wicklow County Council
Received
10 Jul 2025
Status
In Assessment
Site area
0.28 ha

Proposed development

(A) planning permission for the change of use (removal of condition 2(a) of planning file ref no. 00/3063) from restricted use as a person engaged in agriculture, to use by all classes of persons, (B) retention permission for the relocation of first floor landing roof light to the front (north) elevation, (C) retention permission for an additional window in the sitting room on side (east) elevation and window in the ground floor bedroom replaced with patio doors on the rear (south) elevation and (D) retention permission for a first floor gable window on side (west) elevation

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