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Cooltinny , Ballinlough , Co. Roscommon

CONDITIONAL

Planning application 18457

Roscommon - Roscommon County Council

Proposed Development

Planning permission to refurbish and extend existing dwelling, replace existing septic tank with proprietary effluent treatment system and percolation, associated site development works and services at

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    10 Sept 2018

  2. Decision: CONDITIONAL

    26 Oct 2018

  3. Decision due

    4 Nov 2018

  4. Grant issued

    4 Dec 2018

Application Details

Location
Cooltinny , Ballinlough , Co. Roscommon
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Roscommon County Council
Site Area
0.21 ha
Floor Area
108 sq m
Residential Units
1

Timeline

Registration Date
10 September 2018
Status
APPLICATION FINALISED
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Decision Date
26 October 2018
Grant Date
4 December 2018
Permission Expires
3 December 2023

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