Aisling , Newtown , Dunmore Road
N/APlanning application 2460651
Waterford - Waterford City and County Council
Proposed Development
for Complete renovation of existing dwelling, comprising new roof, new windows, reconstruction of one brick chimney changes to internal layout, together with new single storey extension, connection to services and all associated site works within the attendant grounds of a protected structure.
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- Location
- Aisling , Newtown , Dunmore Road
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Waterford City and County Council
- Site Area
- 0.974 ha
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 6 November 2024
- Status
- INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
- Decision
- N/A
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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for Complete renovation of existing dwelling, comprising new roof, new windows, including new dormer windows at roof at front and new roof window to rear, new rear door, removal of one chimney and reconstruction of one brick chimney, changes to internal layout, together with new single storey extension, connection to services and all associated site works within the attendant grounds of a protected structure
Aisling , Newtown , Dunmore Road
the existing pebble dash finish to the blockwork walls, pre-cast concrete caps, and the render finish on the piers, of the front boundary and vehicular entrance and associated site works
Chatsfort , Newtown , Waterford
of the recently constructed front boundary blockwork walls and piers with pebble dash finish and capping. Planning permission is also sought for the removal of the pebble dash finish and capping to the recently constructed front entrance walls and piers to the vehicular entrance, to be replaced with a high quality stone cladding and round top capping, together with all other associated site works
Chatsfort , Dunmore Road , Waterford
A. Planning permission is sought for the retention of the blockwork walls and piers. B. Planning permission is sought to replace the pebble dash finish to the walls and concrete finish to piers with a high quality stone cladding and round top coping, to the front boundary and vehicular entrance to Chatsfort House, together with all associated site works
Chatsfort , Dunmore Road , Waterford
for indefinite retention of a roadside boundary fence as constructed and the construction of an additional gated vehicle entrance together with all associated site works, for the deletion of Condition 3(a) of 18/777
Tearmann House 6 Annaville , Dunmore Road , Waterford
permission for the indefinite retention of the roadside boundary fence as constructed (deletion of Condition 3(a) of 18/777) and PERMISSION for the construction of an additional gated vehicle entrance together with all associated site works and
Tearmann House 6 Annaville , Dunmore Road , Waterford
permission sought for additional gated vehicle entrance to private residence together with all associated site works (within the curtilage of a PROTECTED STRUCTURE 'Annaville House') at
Tearmann House , Annaville , Dunmore Road
INDEFINITE RETENTION (within the curtilage of a PROTECTED STRUCTURE) of roadside boundary fence as constructed and PERMISSION for deletion of Condition 3 (a) of 18/777
Tearmann House , Annaville , Dunmore Road
for an additional gated vehicle entrance to private residence together with all associated site works at
Tearmann House , Annaville , Dunmore Road
subdivision of site, new entrance, part demolition of outbuilding/store, single storey extension and change of use from store to dwelling (A Protected Structure)
Annaville House , Dunmore Road , Waterford
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