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Brannigan's Cross , Collon , Co. Louth

CONDITIONAL

Planning application 17844

Louth - Louth County Council

Proposed Development

Permission for the retention of a sunroom, home office/store, garage and existing cottage for an ancillary use to the main dwelling.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    13 Nov 2017

  2. Further information requested

    11 Jan 2018

  3. Further information received

    1 Oct 2018

  4. Decision: CONDITIONAL

    18 Oct 2018

  5. Decision due

    28 Oct 2018

  6. Grant issued

    19 Nov 2018

Application Details

Location
Brannigan's Cross , Collon , Co. Louth
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
RETENTION
Planning Authority
Louth County Council
Site Area
0.233 ha
Floor Area
150.1 sq m
Residential Units
3

Timeline

Registration Date
13 November 2017
Status
APPLICATION FINALISED
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Decision Date
18 October 2018
Grant Date
19 November 2018
Permission Expires
18 November 2023

Location

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