05/56005
CONDITIONALCork - Cork County Council
Proposed Development
Construction of a mezzanine floor and access stairs to unit D2 Market Green Shopping Centre Pl. Ref. No. PD 5/02
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Application received
24 Mar 2005
Decision: CONDITIONAL
9 May 2005
Decision due
18 May 2005
Grant issued
16 Jun 2005
Application Details
- Location
- Unit D2 Market Green Shopping Centre Mogeesha Midleton
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 24 March 2005
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 9 May 2005
- Grant Date
- 16 June 2005
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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Permission for extension of an alterations to existing Tesco Ireland store at Market Green Shopping Centre, Midleton, including a new mezzanine level (3,451 m2) for non food sales, cafe and staff areas, increase in height of roof to southern elevation and the construction of a parking deck over the surface level car park to the north of the Market Green Shopping Centre providing 265 car parking spaces and ancillary landscaping and other works
Market Green Shopping Centre Midleton Co. Cork
Development at a 2.563h site. The development will consist of an extension (393 sq.m) to the back of house area in the existing service yard to the south of the Tesco store comprising of a proposed new marshalling area (94 sq.m) with roller shutter and steel doors, an extension to the existing cage marshalling area to provide a new enlarged storage area (88 sq.m) with new steel doors and a canopy over 3 no. van parking spaces, and all ancillary site services and site development works.
Market Green Shopping Centre Knockgriffin Midleton Co. Cork
Development at 2.563h site. The development will consist of an extension (393 sq.m) to the back of house area in the existing service yard to the south of the Tesco store comprising of a proposed new marshalling area (94 sq.m) with roller shutter and steel doors, an extension to the existing cage marshalling area to provide a new enlarged storage area (88 sq.m) with new steel doors and a canopy over 3 no. van parking spaces, and all ancillary site services and site development works.
Market Green Shopping Centre Midleton Knockgriffen Co. Cork
erection of external signage to shopfront and the relocation of a door entrance on the north elevation. (Previous related planning application nos. PD5/02 for Market Green Shopping Centre and 04/56029 Mezzanine/Stairs to Unit A). Sign types A/B will be a stainless steel pressed metal box section with fret cup individual letters at a height of 400mm with internal tube lighting with semi-opaque infill. (Type A 8956 x 730 x 200mm North Elevation) (Type B 7120 x 730 x 200mm West Elevation). Sign type C will be a projecting semi-opaque polycarbonate 50mm deep cross with tube lighting internally. (Overall size 492 x 492 x 50mm at the junction of North and West Elevation)
Unit A Market Green Shopping Centre Mogeesha Midleton
construction of a mexxanine floor with an access stairs and fire exit doors at ground floor level to unit A Market Green Shopping Centre Pl. Ref NO. PD 5/02
Unit A Market Green Shopping Centre Mogeesha Midleton
Permission to construct a mezzanine floor with an access stairs and fire exit door at ground floor level to unit to unit H2 and fire exit doors to units B1 and D1 on the north facade market Green Shopping Centre Planning Ref. No. PD 5/02
Units H2, B1 and D1 Market Green Shopping Ctr Mogeesha Midleton
Permission for internal revisions to a previously approved retail unit (Ref. Ref. No. PD 5/02) to include a mezzanine floor of 651.3m2 with 3no. access stairs, 1no. passenger/goods lift and associated revisions to a previously approved ground floor fire exit door at unit i/j Market Green Shopping Centre, Midleton, Co. Cork
Unit I/J Market Green Shopping Centre Mogeesha Midleton
Erection of external signage
Units I & J Market Green Shopping Centre Midleton
Change of use of the 5 no. two storey 2 bed residential units (Ref. Pl. No. PD5/02) to 3 no. medical units with two entrances to first floor offices at ground floor level (area 251 sq.m) and first floor offices (area 251 sq.m) total area 502 sq.m and alterations to existing facades
Market Green Mogeesha Midleton Co. Cork
Permission for the Midleton Wastewater Loading Diversion Project which will consist of the provision of a new foul pumping station and rising main connection to Water-Rock wwps. The works include: 1. New foul pumping station (Midleton South) located within the existing Bailick No.1 wastewater pumping station site, to include wet well, valve chamber, flowmeter chamber, mcc kiosk, wash water kiosk, lighting, vent stack and all necessary mechanical and civil works to accommodate the proposal. 2. Alterations to the existing site access at Bailick No.1 wwps site will require removal of sections of the existing wall / hedgerow. To be replaced with a new fence behind the visibility lines. 3. Approximately 1,800m of rising main connecting the Midleton South WwPS to the Water-Rock wwps, to include air / scoure valve chambers and 6m vent stack at Kennedy Park. The route will travel along Bailick Road, Kennedy Park and Riverside Way. Adjacent to Midleton Gyratory, the route will cross the Owenacurra river using trenchless methods and run along Market Green Plaza to Market Green. A Natura Impact Statement will be submitted to the planning authority with the application. The Natura Impact Statement will be available for inspection or purchase at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy during office hours at the office of the relevant planning authority.
Bailick No.1 Wastewater Pumping Site, Bailick Road Kennedy Park & Riverside Way, Adjacent to Midleton Owencurra River, Market Green Plaza to Market Gree Townparks & Knockgriffin, Midleton, Co. Cork
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