22404
N/ARoscommon - Roscommon County Council
Proposed Development
Permission forerection of three no single storey dwelling houses, with connection to public services and associated site development works at
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- Location
- Site Nos. 28 - 30 (inclusive) , Ashbrook , Lisnamult
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Roscommon County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 29 July 2022
- Status
- INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
- Decision
- N/A
Location
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erection of three no single storey dwelling houses with connection to public services and associated site development works at Site Nos 2-30 inclusive at
Ashbrook , Roscommon , Co. Roscommon
Permission for erection of three no. single storey dwelling houses, with connection to public services and associated site development works at Site No's 28 - 30 inclusive, at
Ashbrook , Lisnamult , Roscommon
Planning permission to construct 4 No. two storey dwellings (2 pairs of semi-detached units) connection to existing public services, associated site development works and services at
Lisnamult , Roscommon Town , Co. Roscommon
Planning permission to construct 4 no. 3 bed single storey, together with all boundary treatments, road services and all ancillary site development works and connection to all public services at
Ashbrook , St. Theresa's Road , Roscommon
Permission to construct 4 No. 3 bed single storey dwellings, together with all boundary treatments, road services and all ancillary site development works and connection to all public services at
Ashbrook , Saint Theresa's Road , Roscommon
PART 8 - Proposed Residential Development will consist of the construction of 2 no. semi-detached 2-bed two- storey residential units including all associated site works at
Lisnamult , Roscommon , Co. Roscommon.
Planning permission for retention and completion of unauthorised stores including, general store, turf shed & play room to rear of existing dwelling, associated works & services at
No. 2 Marian Cresent , Lisnamult , Roscommon
for development consisting of a shed, extension at back of an existing house, windows on roof and all ancillary site works at
37 Greenfield Road , Lisnamult , Roscommon
Retention Permission, the development consists of a shed, extension at back of an existing house, windows on roof and all ancillary site works at:
37 Greenfield Road , Lisnamult , Roscommon Town
PART 8 - The construction of 11 no. new residential units and conversion/extension of existing house to 2 no. apartment units with an overall proposed units of 13 in two separate sites no. 1 & 2. Site no. 1 will consist of the demolition of dwelling house, side and rear boundary walls, storage sheds and constuction of (a) 4 no. 2 bed terrace units (House Type A); (b) 2 no. 1 bed Duplex Apartments (House Type B and B1); (c) 2 no. 1 Bed Duplex Apartments (House Type C and C1) with 2 parking spaces to rear; (d) conversion of exisitng two storey detached house no. 4 to north to 2 no. Units of 2 bed Duplex Apartments, new shared parking area to rear for 7 parking spaces and 1 disabled parking space. Site no. 2 will consist of 3 no. 2 bed terrace units with altered access and 3 no. off-street parking spaces with all associated site development works including construction of access roads, footpaths, public & private open spaces, car parking spaces, boundary wall/fence, street lighting, ducting for utilites, hard & soft landscaped areas, diversion, and formation of new connections to existing foul/surface water drainage and existing utilities at
Ardnanagh Td. , Lisnamult , Roscommon.
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