19112
N/ARoscommon - Roscommon County Council
Proposed Development
to erect an extension onto rear elevation of existing dwelling house, alterations to elevations, revised roof pitch line and associated site works at
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- Location
- Lissagallan , Cloverhill , Co. Roscommon
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Roscommon County Council
- Site Area
- 0.223 ha
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 8 March 2019
- Status
- INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
- Decision
- N/A
Location
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to erect an extension onto rear elevation of existing dwelling house, alterations to elevations, revised roof pitch line and associated site works at
Lissagallan , Cloverhill , Co. Roscommon F42Y750
to erect an extension onto rear elevation of existing dwelling house, alterations to elevations; revised roof pitch line and associated site works at
Lissagallan , Cloverhill , Co. Roscommon F42Y750
Permission for retention of widening existing single agricultural entrance to land and onto N60 to allow for proper and safe entrance/exit to agricultural land, removal of hedge and ditch forming part of front boundary and replacement of same with concrete block wall, removal of grass verge to form hard standing area adjacent to National Route N60 at
Lisagallon , Cloverhill , Co. Roscommon
Planning Permission for retention of widening existing single agricultural entrance to land, removal of existing hedge, construction of concrete block wall, removal of grass verge to form hard standing area all adjacent to National Route N60 at
Lissagallan , Cloverhill , Co Roscommon
For the construction of the following:- (1) Extensions to the rear and side of an existing dwelling house; (2) Alterations to all elevations; (3) A new detached domestic garage, together with all associated site works at
Rathbrennan Townland , Cloverhill , Co. Roscommon
to retain changes to dwelling house and garage as constructed in variation to that granted planning permission under Ref. No. 03/1015 at
Lissagallan Td. (Cloverhill) , Roscommon
Permission to retain changes to dwelling house, in variation to that previously Granted Planning Permission under Planning Ref No 03-1015. The variations include the omission of 2 no. Windows and retention of a Bay Window structure in lieu of a glazed Living Room projecting Structure on the South Elevation. Retain the relocation of a Feature Chimney moved to the front on the South Elevation, to match the Feature Chimney on the North Elevation. Retain Dormer Window to rear of dwelling. Retain the swapping of Door and Window positions to the Boiler house . Retain the increase in size of Double Garage with the addition of a Roller Shutter Door and the repositioning of the remaining Windows and Doors to the structure , in relation to the dwelling house at
Lissagallan Td. (Cloverhill) , Roscommon
Permission to construct dwelling house along with domestic garage, new treatment system and percolation area and all ancillary site development works at
Cams , Cloverhill , Co. Roscommon.
Retention of alterations to existing agricultural entrance, upgrade of original paved loading yard area, storage area for baled silage, cattle pen, concrete block wall nd paved area to side of N60 at
Lissagallan , Cloverhill , Co Roscommon
Retention Permission for change of use of original garage to gym/office/ensuite, demolition of dining room and conservatory and Planning Permission to extend existing dwelling to rear and side, associated services and site development works at
Lisagallan , Roscommon , Co. Roscommon.
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