1. remove the unauthorised single storey extension from the rear of Kevin’s ancestral…
Lickeen , Roundwood , Co. Wicklow
Proposed development
1. remove the unauthorised single storey extension from the rear of Kevin’s ancestral home. 2. remove the 2 dormer style windows, front porch and wooden canopy from the front elevation. 3. remove the larger type windows and rearrange to better reflect the original cottage elevation. 4. remove the existing toilet outhouse and vehicular garage located to the right hand side of the house. 5. decommission the old septic tank that served this house, collapse the tank and backfill. 6. construct a single storey extension to the rear consisting of a bedroom block, a kitchen/dining/lounge block and a link corridor. 7. construct a porch to the front of the cottage. 8. renovate the existing cottage internally with materials sympathetic to the era when built. 9. install a Secondary Effluent Treatment System and a Ter 3 Polishing Filter. 10. construct a new bored well. 11. carry out alterations to the existing entrance to achieve safe sight lines. 12. the original cottage has a floor area of 109.94 sq.m. The rear and side extensions to be removed have a floor area of 106.12 sq.m. The proposed extension to the rear will add 181.57 sq.m to the original cottage while the proposed porch to the front will add 02.89 sq.m.
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Permission was granted on 21 Oct 2025. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.
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