The development will consist of the following: 1) to retain front elevation alterations

A planning application has been lodged with Meath County Council in relation to retention works at a residential property in Chapelbride, Kells. The applicants, Kathleen and William Cooper, are seeking permission to retain several alterations and extensions to their dwelling. These include modifications made to the front elevation of the original approved house, as well as a rear single storey extension that encompasses a dining room and utility space. The application also covers the retention of two single storey structures on the site: a low pitched domestic store and a separate store building that serves as a home office. All associated site works are included in the proposal. The retention application represents a formalisation of works that have already been carried out at the property. Further details on the application can be obtained from Meath County Council's planning department.

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