Application description published by Dublin City Council.
Increased ridge height to existing roof to incorporate attic conversion with dormer to rear and two storey extension to rear incorporating first floor north-east facing balcony and new pedestrian access to side.
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ABP-314904-22Submitted 25 October 2022 / decided 13 July 2023
Status not recordedREFUSE PERMISSION
Appeal submittedAppeal reference ABP-314904-22
25 October 2022
Appeal decisionREFUSE PERMISSION
13 July 2023
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Application ref
WEB1746/22
Received
15 August 2022
Decided
07 October 2022
FI requested
No
Authority
Dublin City Council
Application type
Permission
Outcome
Refuse permission
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