GrantedDecided 04 August 2020South Dublin County Council

56, The Drive, Millbrook Lawns, Dublin 24

Planning application SD20B/0188
DecisionGrant permission
Decided04 August 2020
Application typePermission
Source documents1

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Proposed development

Application description published by South Dublin County Council.
Erect a slate clad pitched roof structure with an overall maximum height of 8.950m from ground level to top of the ridge to replace existing flat roof including a front flat roof dormer over stairwell with window and rooflight; 'Velux' rooflight to side of new front roof.

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Planning analysis

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Conditions

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Source documents

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1 council document — in the €39 site risk brief

Site brief

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