22 March 2005 · Planning Committee
Balliargey, Abbeylands, Isle Of Man, IM4 5ee
The proposal involved reconstructing and extending a dilapidated outbuilding on a rural farm site off a public footpath in Abbeylands, initially for temporary living use by the owners while renovating the main farmhouse (approved in principle under PA 02/02135/A), then converting it to ancillary office, workshop, and s…
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