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Planning application 221197

(A) Sub-division of the existing site at 12 Stephenstown Lawns, Two Mile House.

12 Stephenstown Lawns, Two Mile House, Naas

Appeal decision

Grant permission with revised conditions

Council status: APPLICATION FINALISED

Construction status

Construction commenced

Latest milestone

Works commenced

14 Jun 2024

Application timeline

Key milestones

Planning, appeal and official building-control milestones.

  1. Application received

  2. Decision: CONDITIONAL

  3. Appeal lodged with An Coimisiún Pleanála

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  4. Final grant

  5. Appeal decision: Grant permission with revised conditions

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  6. Works commenced

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Application details

Planning reference
221197
Council
Kildare County Council
Proposal description
(A) Sub-division of the existing site at 12 Stephenstown Lawns, Two Mile House. (b) Construction of a new 3 bedroom two-storey/split level dwelling and new wastewater treatment system on new sub-divided site. (c) New vehicle entrance to service the existing dwelling, along with all associated site development and facilitating works including site landscaping . Revised by Significant Further Information which consists of the redesign of the existing vehicle entrance to provide a double recessed vehicle entrance serving both the existing dwelling and the proposed new dwelling.
Location / address
12 Stephenstown Lawns, Two Mile House, Naas
Application type
PERMISSION
Received / registered
5 Oct 2022
Council status
APPLICATION FINALISED
Council decision
CONDITIONAL
Council decision date
10 Jan 2023
Final grant date
20 Feb 2024
Appeal lodged
7 Feb 2023
Appeal decision
Grant permission with revised conditions
Appeal decision date
20 Feb 2024

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