Planning application details ref: 051929 Cork County Council
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Decision
File Number:
051929
Application Type:
PERMISSION
Planning Status:
APPLICATION FINALISED
Received Date:
29/03/2005
Decision Due Date:
23/05/2005
Validated Date:
29/03/2005
Invalidated Date:
Further Info Requested:
Further Info Received:
Withdrawn Date:
Extend Date:
Decision Type:
Refused
Decision Date:
23/05/2005
Leave to Appeal:
Appeal Date:
Commenced Date:
Submissions By:
Applicant name:
Miriam & Brendan Twohig
Applicant Address:
Phone Number:
Fax Number:
Corresp.
Address:
Applicant Details
Development Description:
Extension to dwellinghouse
Development Address:
No. 22 St. Lappans Place, Wallingstown, Little Island
Architect Name:
, Bernard McCaul
Location Key:
WALLINGSTOWN
Electoral Division:
Planner:
Rosie O'Donnell
Social Housing Exempt:
Plan Enforcement #:
IPC
Licence Required:
No
Waste Licence Required:
No
Protected Structure:
Protected Structure #:
Development Name:
Proposed Development
Decision Date:
23/05/2005
Manager Order:
05/3018
Decision Type:
Refused
Number of Conditions:
0
Grant Date:
Grant Managers Order #:
Section 47
Apply?:
F
Part 5
Apply?:
No
Expiry Date:
23/05/2005
Decision Description:
Extension to dwellinghouse
Appeal Details
Notification Date:
BP
Reference #:
Appeal Type:
File Forward Date:
Submission Due Date:
Submission Sent Date:
Appeal Decision:
Decision Date:
Withdrawn Date:
Dismissed Date:
Reason:
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