RefusedDecided 08 July 2010Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council

Talblich, Lehaunstown Lane, Cabinteely, Dublin 18

Planning application D10A/0262
DecisionRefuse permission
Decided08 July 2010
Application typePermission
Source documentsPending

Site

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Proposed development

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Permission is sought for the demolition of existing dwelling house and out

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PL06D.237286Submitted 04 August 2010 / decided 13 January 2011
Status not recordedREFUSE PERMISSION
  1. Appeal submittedAppeal reference PL06D.237286
    04 August 2010
  2. Appeal decisionREFUSE PERMISSION
    13 January 2011
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