GrantedDecided 13 July 2017South Dublin County Council

St. Mary's Rugby Football Club, Templeville Road, Templeogue, Dublin 6W

Planning application SD17A/0156
DecisionGrant permission
Decided13 July 2017
Application typePermission
Source documents1

Site

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Proposed development

Application description published by South Dublin County Council.
The addition of a 1.6m wide pedestrian gate to the existing entrance of St. Mary's RFC. Works involve the removal of 1.6m section of wall from existing entrance and insertion of gate for pedestrian access to improve safety of those accessing the grounds.

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1 council document for this decision open with the reasons.See the refusal reasons

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