RefusedDecided 02 May 2014Fingal County Council

Unit 3, Snugborough Road Extension, Coolmine Industrial Estate, Blanch

Planning application FW14A/0036
DecisionRefuse permission for retention
Decided02 May 2014
Application typeRetention
Source documents1

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Proposed development

Application description published by Fingal County Council.
Retention of existing wholesale warehouse showroom use (c. 420 sq.m)

Application and appeal history

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PL O6F:243409Submitted 23 May 2014 / decided 02 October 2014
GrantedRefuse Permission
  1. Appeal submittedAppeal reference PL O6F:243409
    23 May 2014
  2. Appeal decisionRefuse Permission
    02 October 2014
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Source documents

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