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42, Clonshaugh Avenue, Dublin 17 , D17FX48

GRANT RETENTION PERMISSIO

Planning application 3447/24

Dublin - Dublin City Council

Proposed Development

RETENTION Permission. The application consists of an attic conversion for storage purposes only (non-habitable status) with a flat roof dormer window to rear of house, internal alterations & all associated site works.

Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    27 Mar 2024

  2. Decision due

    21 May 2024

  3. Decision: GRANT RETENTION PERMISSIO

    21 May 2024

  4. Grant issued

    26 Jun 2024

Application Details

Location
42, Clonshaugh Avenue, Dublin 17 , D17FX48
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Retention Permission
Planning Authority
Dublin City Council
Site Area
209.9 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
27 March 2024
Status
Decision Notice Issued
Decision
GRANT RETENTION PERMISSIO
Decision Date
21 May 2024
Grant Date
26 June 2024

Location

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