Cloone, Kinlough, Co. Leitrim
Proposed development
The erection of a storey-and-a-half type dwelling house (117m2), proposed connection to public sewer, and all associated site works.
- Applicant
- Not published
- Authority
- Leitrim County Council
- Decision due
- 24 Jun 2025
- Residential units
- 1
- Floor area
- 117 m²
Timeline
Application received
30 Apr 2025
Decision due
24 Jun 2025
Decision: conditional
24 Jun 2025
Appeal decided: refused (ACP-323083-25)
24 Nov 2025
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Planning history within 750 m
(1) Construct 2no. two-storey semi-detached dwellings, (2) Provide each dwelling with a private rear garden and front driveway, (3) Propose landscaping and boundary treatments including the construction of a stone front entrance wall to both properties, (4) Connect to existing services on site and (5) carry out all ancillary site works
the erection of a bungalow type dwelling house (150m2) and domestic garage (51m2), proposed connection to public sewer, and all associated site works.
(1) an existing balcony structure and balustrade to the rear the existing domestic dwelling, (2) alterations to the rear elevation of the existing domestic dwelling; (3) To alter existing site boundaries and all ancillary works
(a) single storey side extension to existing dwelling. (b) Alterations to existing single storey dwelling also including all associated site works
change of use of existing first floor apartment to beauty treatment rooms
(A) Retention of existing structure, (B) Permission for change of use of structure mentioned above to Pet Food Shop and Store, (C) Permission for façade alterations to include shop front with advertising signage and fingerpost sign at site entrance, (D) Permission to alter and widen existing vehicular entrance, (E) Permission for site development works including provision of carparking spaces and boundary treatment