21731
N/ARoscommon - Roscommon County Council
Proposed Development
Permission to construct a commercial/manufacturing extension to the existing commercial warehouse and all ancillary works at
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- Location
- Drumman More Townland , Roosky , Co. Roscommon.
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Roscommon County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 23 December 2021
- Status
- INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
- Decision
- N/A
Location
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Permission to construct a commercial / manufacturing extension to the existing commercial warehouse, an extended canopy and all ancillary works at
Drumman More Townland , Rooskey , Co. Roscommon
to retain a change of use from truck storage to warehouse/distribution usage for a commercial building, the permission was originally granted under planning ref. 02/347 at
Drumman More Td. , Rooskey , Co. Roscommon
For full Retention Planning Permission to Retain the elevation changes to an existing commercial warehouse granted under Planning Ref. PD/02/347, also for full Planning Permission for the following:- (1) To construct an extension to the existing commercial warehouse; (2) Construct an office block to be attached to the existing commercial warehouse; (3) Construct a car park and set down area/loading and unloading area; (4) Construct a waste water treatment system to current EPA code standards, and all required ancillary works at
Drumman More Townland , Rooskey , Co. Roscommon
permission to: (i) Demolish existing rear extension and sheds; (ii) Extend and renovate existing dwelling house at
New Roosky , Roosky , Co. Roscommon
Permission to (i) demolish existing rear extension and sheds, (ii) extend and renovate existing dwelling house, (iii) upgrade existing waste water treatment system and secondary treatment aea to current EPA standards and all other ancillary site works at
Roosky New , Roosky , Co Roscommon
Permission to: (i) Demolish existing rear extension and sheds; (ii) Extend and renovate existing dwelling house; (iii) Upgrade existing waste water treatment system and secondary treatment area to current EPA standards and all other ancillary site works at
Roosky New , Roosky , Co. Roscommon
retention of the following: retention of existing study/office at second floor level of existing two storey end of terrace type dwelling house together with stairwell servicing same. Retention of existing domestic detached garage and all ancillary works at
No. 38 Watervale , Rooskey Towland , Carrick on Shannon
for the proposed retention of existing study/office at second floor level of existing two storey end of terrace type dwelling house together with stairwell servicing same & all ancillary works at
No. 38 Watervale , Rooskey Td , Carrick on Shannon
for proposed retention of existing domestic detached garage that services existing two storey end of terrace type dwelling house together with also seeking retention permission for existing gated pedestrian access which services neighbouring dwelling house to the east and all ancillary works at
No. 38 Watervale , Rooskey Td , Carrick on Shannon
Permission for the following: 1. The increase in the floor area of the side extension to the dwelling by 21m2. 2. The increase in height of the flat roof to the side extension of 0.65m. 3. The revised/increased number of windows to the side extension. 4. The addition of a bathroom window to the south elevation of the dwelling. 5. The removal of 2no. chimney stacks and the addition of 1no. chimney stack at
Drumminmore , Rooskey , Co. Roscommon.
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