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No. 1 Main Street Liscahane Millstreet

INCOMPLETED APPLICATION

Planning application 10/8312

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

Change of use from 3 no. apartments to a domestic dwellinghouse and renovations consisting of raising the ridge height, alterations to elevations and demolition of rear attached lean-to structure and all associated site works and services

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    27 Oct 2010

  2. Decision due

    21 Dec 2010

Application Details

Location
No. 1 Main Street Liscahane Millstreet
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
27 October 2010
Status
INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
Decision
Pending
Decision Due
21 December 2010

Location

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23/5061WITHDRAWN26 May 2023

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The submission window has closed

Observations on this application closed on Tuesday 30 November 2010, five weeks after it was received. The authority cannot accept a late submission.

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