RefusedDecided 27 July 2018Wicklow County Council

Greystones Harbour Marina, Greystones, Co. Wicklow

Planning application 18483
DecisionRefused
Decided27 July 2018
Application typePERMISSION
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Application description published by Wicklow County Council.
Amendments to Marina Development previously granted under 16/679. The works will consist of the following provision of an additional balcony at first floor level west side of premises, revision to external stairs north and south elevation, revisions to lift shaft structure, extension to kiosk at roof level and provision of signage at entrance to BJ Marine. Retention permission is also sought for revision to overall height of structure, revisions to elevations and fenestration all of the above will include associated site works

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