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DATE : 02/09/2019 CLARE COUNTY COUNCIL TIME : 15:20:33 PAGE : 1 P L A N N I N G A P P L I C A T I O N S FURTHER INFORMATION REQUESTED FROM 26/08/2019 TO 30/08/2019 File Applicants Name App. App F.I. Request Number and Address Received Type Development Description and Location Date 19/537 Joseph and Natalie Cosgrave 03/07/2019 P to extend the existing Sancta Maria Nursing Home, including 26/08/2019 c/o Margaret Kirwan, Limford Building material alterations to existing building layout, associated Surveyors material alteration to the existing elevations, revised site 21 The Orchard, Millersbrook layout, close one existing road entrance, replace existing Nenagh treatment ... Co. Tipperary E45 HEO6 Cratloe Co. Clare 19/547 Philip McNeil 04/07/2019 P for development which consists of the demolition of existing 26/08/2019 27 The Maples substandard cottage to allow for the construction of a new Monkstown replacement house with a new waste water treatment system Co. Dublin and the refurbishment of the existing access to site and all A94 K987 associated ... Tullagower Cooraclare Co. Clare 19/552 Marie Costelloe 05/07/2019 P to construct a two storey dwelling house, detached garage, 28/08/2019 c/o Simon Tuohy entrance, boundary walls, wastewater treatment system, Roselawn House polishing filter, and all associated site works National Technology Park Lismulbreeda Limerick V94 16X7 Darragh Ennis Co. Clare 19/554 Aiden and Noelle Murphy 05/07/2019 P to a) demolish existing private garage and to b) construct a 28/08/2019 An Gleib private dwelling house along with all associated site works Chapel Street and services. Please note that this site is located in an Tulla architectural conservation area Co. Clare V95 A3 Old School Lane Tulla Co. Clare DATE : 02/09/2019 CLARE COUNTY COUNCIL TIME : 15:20:33 PAGE : 2 P L A N N I N G A P P L I C A T I O N S FURTHER INFORMATION REQUESTED FROM 26/08/2019 TO 30/08/2019 File Applicants Name App. App F.I. Request Number and Address Received Type Development Description and Location Date 19/557 Ken O'Connell 08/07/2019 P for development which will comprise of 1. Demolition of 28/08/2019 C/o John G McMahon Architects existing single storey dwelling 2. Construction of 3 storey Annacotty private residence and all ancillary site works and connection Co Limerick to public services. Strand Line Kilkee Co Clare 19/559 Maura Brann 08/07/2019 P to erect five dwelling houses, individual effluent treatment 29/08/2019 C/o Micheal O Brien system and bored well for each house, public lighting and all Tinarana associated site works Killaloe Islandcosgry Co Clare Ogonnelloe Co Clare 19/560 Niamh Blaine 08/07/2019 P to carry out the following works 1. Demolish existing dwelling 29/08/2019 C/o Fergal Coughlan house and other buildings within the curtilage of the site and Tullyvoghan 2. Construct a new dwelling house and carry out ancillary Spancilhill works. Ennis Co Clare No.6 College Rd Lifford Co Clare DATE : 02/09/2019 CLARE COUNTY COUNCIL TIME : 15:20:33 PAGE : 3 P L A N N I N G A P P L I C A T I O N S FURTHER INFORMATION REQUESTED FROM 26/08/2019 TO 30/08/2019 File Applicants Name App. App F.I. Request Number and Address Received Type Development Description and Location Date Approval 0 Extension of Duration 0 Outline 0 Permission 7 Retention 0 Premission Consequent 0 Temporary 0 Total 7 ******** END OF REPORT ********.

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