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Proposed single storey rear extension of kitchen, utility, W.C. and gable extension of W.C./Wet room

54 Ballynasaggart Road Ballygawley

Permission GrantedReference: LA09/2022/0129/FMid Ulster District Council

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  4. Decision Made Date

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Application summary

Status
Permission Granted
Application type
Full
Received
31 Jan 2022
Validated
31 Jan 2022
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Mid Ulster District Council

Application overview

Proposed single storey rear extension of kitchen, utility, W.C. and gable extension of W.C./Wet room

Proposal details

Reference
LA09/2022/0129/F
Alternative references
PAO959701
Ward
Augher And Clogher
Parish
Clogher Valley
Agent
Mr J McKenna

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Application location

54 Ballynasaggart Road Ballygawley

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
FULL - PERMISSION GRANTEDDecision · PDF17 Nov 2022View
APPROVED DRAWINGSDrawings accompanying a Decision · PDF17 Nov 2022View
DELEGATED REPORT (DEL)Report · PDF11 Nov 2022View
NEIL JENKINSONConsultee Comment · PDF28 Oct 2022View
STANDARD CONSULTATION LETTERConsultation Request · PDF25 Oct 2022View
NEIL JENKINSONConsultee Comment · PDF19 Oct 2022View
STANDARD CONSULTATION LETTERConsultation Request · PDF6 Oct 2022View
FLOOD RISK ASSESSMENTMiscellaneous Comment · PDF5 Oct 2022View
RIVERS AGENCY CONSULTATION RESPONSEConsultee Comment · PDF18 May 2022View
Rivers Agency Consultation Letter - RBAVW7SV5000Consultation Request3 May 2022View
Neighbour Notification Letter - R7R2WCSV5000Neighbour Notification Letter23 Feb 2022View
A1 03 PAO959701_PROPOSED ELEVATIONS_001Proposed Elevations · PDF16 Feb 2022View
PHD PAO959701_Original Application Form_001Original Application Form · PDF16 Feb 2022View
A4 01 PAO959701_SITE LOCATION PLAN_001Site Location Plan · PDF16 Feb 2022View
A3 02 PAO959701_SITE LAYOUT OR BLOCK PLAN_001Site Layout or Block Plan · PDF16 Feb 2022View
Acknowledgement - R6KT6FSVJT000Acknowledgement31 Jan 2022View

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Decision & conditions

Permission Granted
FULL - PERMISSION GRANTED APPROVED DRAWINGS
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