05/6126
REFUSEDCork - Cork County Council
Proposed Development
Petrol filling station, shop and associated site works
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Application received
24 Aug 2005
Decision due
18 Oct 2005
Decision: REFUSED
18 Oct 2005
Application Details
- Location
- Market Green Shopping Centre Mogeesha Knockgriffin, Midleton
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- OUTLINE PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 24 August 2005
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- REFUSED
- Decision Date
- 18 October 2005
Location
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Construction of a petrol filling station, shop and associated site works
Market Green Shoppin g C Mogeesha Midleton Co. Cork
Drive-thru fast food outlet with compactor room and pedestrian link from market green shopping centre
Market Green Mogeesha Knockgriffin 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
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 single-storey extension to the front (north) of the existing co-op store to facilitate a café use; a single storey extension with canopy to the front (north) of the existing garden centre; and all associated site development, signage and landscaping works.
Existing Dairygold Co-Op Store Market Green Knockgriffin Midleton, Co. Cork
Retention of change of use of part of existing car park to allow the occasional use for the sale of goods (as part of a weekly Farmers Market) at the 4 Home car park
Knockgriffin 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
The construction of a drive thru restaurant of 272sqm with internal seating and take away facilities as well as drive thru, 18 no. car parking spaces, vehicular access point, drainage works, landscaping and boundary treatments, surface treatments, footpaths and crossings, signage, bin storage and all ancillary site development works on a portion of the existing overflow carpark.
Market Green Knockgriffin Midleton Co. Cork
Permission for the construction of a temporary wastewater treatment unit at our drive-thru restaurant.
Market Green Knockgriffin Midleton Co. Cork
Permission to carry out the following amendments to the already granted permission for a drive thru restaurant ref. no. 20/04286: The development will include a minor increase to the footprint of the permitted drive thru restaurant to include (1) the construction of an extra payment booth, (2) an extension to the already granted collection booth, both on the north elevation, (3) a turning area in the vehicular access road, (4) a wall sign on the south elevation and (5) a raised flat roof over the already permitted service yards.
Market Green Knockgriffin Midleton Co. Cork
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