Old Presbytery , Ballyoughtragh North , Milltown — planning application KERRY 2460693

What’s proposed

Invalid: FULL PLANNING PERMISSION FOR PERMISSION TO A) REMOVE AND REPLACE EXISTING UPVC WINDOWS ON THE FRONT ELEVATION OF THE DWELLING HOUSE, B) DEMOLISH SMALL PORTION OF THE STORE ROOM GABLE WALL (CIRCA 1M2), AND STORE ROOM ROOF TO THE REAR OF THE DWELLING TO ALLOW FOR, C) ENCLOSE OPEN COURTYARD AND STORE ROOM TO REAR OF THE DWELLING HOUSE WITH A SLATE COVERED HIP ROOF WITH ROOF WINDOWS, D) INSTALL STOVE WITH STAINLESS STEEL FLUE IN THE PROPOSED ENCLOSED COURTYARD, E) REINSTATE OPENING TO THE REAR OF THE COURTYARD WALL, F) REINSTATE DOOR TO COURTYARD WALL , AND ALL ASSOCIATED ANCILLARY WORK

Planning details

Reference: 2460693
Local authority: Kerry County Council
Status: Withdrawn or invalid · register status “INCOMPLETED APPLICATION”
Received: 16 Sept 2024
Observations close: 21 Oct 2024 (closed 713 days ago)
Decision due: No due date published
Decision: Not decided
Proposed development: Invalid: FULL PLANNING PERMISSION FOR PERMISSION TO A) REMOVE AND REPLACE EXISTING UPVC WINDOWS ON THE FRONT ELEVATION OF THE DWELLING HOUSE, B) DEMOLISH SMALL PORTION OF THE STORE ROOM GABLE WALL (CIRCA 1M2), AND STORE ROOM ROOF TO THE REAR OF THE DWELLING TO ALLOW FOR, C) ENCLOSE OPEN COURTYARD AND STORE ROOM TO REAR OF THE DWELLING HOUSE WITH A SLATE COVERED HIP ROOF WITH ROOF WINDOWS, D) INSTALL STOVE WITH STAINLESS STEEL FLUE IN THE PROPOSED ENCLOSED COURTYARD, E) REINSTATE OPENING TO THE REAR OF THE COURTYARD WALL, F) REINSTATE DOOR TO COURTYARD WALL , AND ALL ASSOCIATED ANCILLARY WORK
As published by the register.
Site area: 1.09 ha from the mapped boundary, not the council's figure
Applicant: Not published — the national feed carries no applicant name council register

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Old Presbytery, Ballyoughtragh North, Milltown

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