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1850

CONDITIONAL

Roscommon - Roscommon County Council

Proposed Development

Planning permission to construct a new split-level dwelling house with septic tank and percolation area, a domestic garage and with associated works at

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    12 Feb 2018

  2. Further information requested

    16 Mar 2018

  3. Further information received

    26 Mar 2018

  4. Decision: CONDITIONAL

    12 Apr 2018

  5. Decision due

    22 Apr 2018

  6. Grant issued

    21 May 2018

Application Details

Location
Crannaghbeg , Drum , Athlone
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Roscommon County Council
Site Area
0.21 ha
Floor Area
263 sq m
Residential Units
1

Timeline

Registration Date
12 February 2018
Status
APPLICATION FINALISED
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Decision Date
12 April 2018
Grant Date
21 May 2018
Permission Expires
20 May 2023

Location

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