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29 Second Avenue, Seville Place Dublin 1

GRANT PERMISSION AND RETE

Planning application 4413/19

Dublin - Dublin City Council

Proposed Development

RETENTION & PERMISSION: Retention permission is sought for the retention of the dormer roof to the rear of the existing cottage. The retention of the two roof lights to the front plane of the original cottage roof. Planning permission is sought for the replacement of the existing door from the dormer roof onto the flat roof extension with a new window. The removal of the guard/screen from the flat roof extension to the rear of the cottage.

Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    8 Nov 2019

  2. Decision: GRANT PERMISSION AND RETE

    9 Jan 2020

  3. Decision due

    10 Jan 2020

  4. Grant issued

    19 Feb 2020

Application Details

Location
29 Second Avenue, Seville Place Dublin 1
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
Dublin City Council
Site Area
54.71 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
8 November 2019
Status
Decision Notice Issued
Decision
GRANT PERMISSION AND RETE
Decision Date
9 January 2020
Grant Date
19 February 2020

Location

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