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Sarue Reenascreena Rosscarbery Co. Cork

CONDITIONAL

Planning application 16/602

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

Modifications to the existing dwelling house, namely; A) 0.225m. increase in height of existing chimney, B) Modification of existing front (NW facing) elevation, to include - removal of 1 no. existing ground floor window and 1 no. existing first floor window, installation of 2 no. ground floor windows & 1 no. first floor window, and erection of timber cladding, C) Modification of existing rear (SE-facing) elevation, to include - removal of 2 no. existing ground floor windows and installation of 2 no. ground floor windows, D) Modification of existing side (SW-facing) elevation, to include - removal of 1 no. existing ground floor window, removal of existing roof of ground floor bay window, installation of 1 no. ground floor window & 1 no. first floor window, and installation of zinc roof to ground floor bay window, E) Modification of existing side (NE-facing) elevation, to include - removal of 1 no. existing ground floor window, installation of 1 no. entrance door, construction of timber porch structure, and erection of timber cladding, and F) all ancillary works

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    29 Sept 2016

  2. Decision: CONDITIONAL

    21 Nov 2016

  3. Decision due

    23 Nov 2016

  4. Grant issued

    5 Jan 2017

Application Details

Location
Sarue Reenascreena Rosscarbery Co. Cork
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
29 September 2016
Status
APPLICATION FINALISED
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Decision Date
21 November 2016
Grant Date
5 January 2017

Location

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