Dobbyn Street , Passage East , Co.Waterford
N/APlanning application 2460682
Waterford - Waterford City and County Council
Proposed Development
construct a first-floor extension to the rear of our existing two storey dwelling and all associated works
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- Location
- Dobbyn Street , Passage East , Co.Waterford
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Waterford City and County Council
- Site Area
- 0.019 ha
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 17 November 2024
- Status
- INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
- Decision
- N/A
Location
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development consisting of works to a Protected Structure. Development will consist of a material change of use from commercial to residential. The proposed design consists of 1 No. One bedroom apartment on the first floor. Adding a window ope to the east wall at first floor level. Adding 1 No. roof window to the south side and 1 No. to the east side. 1 No. Studio apartment on the ground floor. Replacing the existing shop façade with new entrance consisting of 1 No. hardwood door and 1 No. sash window to match surrounding
The Former Post Office , Barrack Street , Passage East
development consisting of works to a Protected Structure. This development will consist of a material change of use from commercial to residential. The proposed design consists of 1 No. One bedroom apartment on the first floor. Adding a window ope to the east wall at first floor level. Adding 1 No. roof window to the south side and 1 No. to the east side. 1 No. Studio apartment on the ground floor. Replacing the existing shop façade with new entrance consisting of 1 No. hardwood door and 1 No. sash window to match surrounding.
former Post Office , Barrack Street , Passage East
for development consisting of works to a Protected Structure. This development will consist of a material change of use from commercial to residential. The proposed design consists of a 2 bedroom dwelling, adding a window ope to the east wall at first floor level. Adding 1 no. roof window to the south side and 1 no. to the east side, 1 no. to the west side. Retain the existing shop façade with 2 no. sash windows, retail existing door and upgrade to match surrounding with internal modifications and associated site works at
Former Post Office , Barrack Street , Passage East
to construct a new two-storey extension to the rear of the existing dwelling, alterations to the existing internal layout, minor changes to the side & rear elevations, together with all associated site development works all at Protected Structure
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development consisting of the following: 1) Change of use from commercial to residential, 2) Modifications to front and rear facades, 3) internal modifications and all associated site works
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Extension of Duration for Planning Ref: 15/624 for construction of a single storey house with associated site works
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