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06/55060

CONDITIONAL

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

demolition of the existing premises and construction of a new pharmacy on its current site and for a new vehicular exit to Townview Estate

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    11 Aug 2006

  2. Decision due

    5 Oct 2006

  3. Decision: CONDITIONAL

    5 Oct 2006

  4. Grant issued

    9 Nov 2006

Application Details

Location
Townview Cork Road Mallow Co. Cork.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
11 August 2006
Status
APPLICATION FINALISED
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Decision Date
5 October 2006
Grant Date
9 November 2006

Location

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06/55030WITHDRAWN4 Apr 2006

demolition of the existing premises and construction of a new pharmacy on its current site and for a new vehicular exit to Townview Estate

Townview Cork Road Mallow Co. Cork.

14m
06/55023CONDITIONAL22 Mar 2006

alterations and extension on existing dwelling to include a dining area, a utility room and bathroom, change of material on existing roof from tiles to slates and new entrance

Aron Cork Road Mallow Co. Cork.

28m
08/55052CONDITIONAL22 Jul 2008

Change of use and alterations of existing building of the former longs funeral home, the proposed use is a dispensary to act as a backup storage and administration centre for the existing Weedle Pharmacy

Town View Cork Road Mallow Co. Cork.

28m
06/55014CONDITIONAL1 Mar 2006

temporary change of use from funeral house to pharmacy and for alteration of west elevation at Longs Funeral Home, the use as pharmacy will stretch over the time requested to complete the new proposed pharmacy on the adjacent site

Cork Road Mallow Co. Cork.

40m
10/55024CONDITIONAL25 May 2010

Permission for the proposed alterations to existing offices to include the conversion of the front garden into a car park. The installation of a wheelchair accessible ramp serving the main entrance. The replacing of existing timber windows and external doors to new PVC windows and external doors and the installation of three no. velux windows to the rear of premises. To erect a signage onto the front wall of offices.

No. 6 Townview Mallow Co. Cork.

50m
16/4524CONDITIONAL7 Mar 2016

(1) Change of use from doctor’s surgery and ancillary accommodation to domestic dwelling. (2) Minor alterations to elevations including replacing an existing window on the rear elevation with a door, fitting of external insulation to all elevations and replacement of all windows and external doors. (3) Increasing the width of the existing vehicular entrance and carrying out associated site works. (4) Retention of 2 no. windows, one to the stairs on the south elevation and one to the first floor toilet on the north elevation

No. 7 Town View Ballydahin Mallow

56m
17/6935CONDITIONAL14 Nov 2017

Retention of change of use of part of the ground floor building from a Doctors Surgery to a Creche and all associated site works

The Cork Road Clinic/Creche Ballydahin Cork Road, Mallow Co.Cork

57m
23/5097REFUSED30 May 2023

Erect a new portacabin structure to include accessibility ramp and associated works to be used as additional classroom for existing childcare facility with connections to all public services.

Old Cork Road Ballydahin Mallow Co. Cork

57m
23/4805INCOMPLETED APPLICATION25 Apr 2023

Erect a new portakabin structure with connections to all public services on site.

Old Cork Road Ballydahin Carhookeal Mallow Co Cork

57m
11/55007WITHDRAWN18 Apr 2011

Permission for change of use of part of ground floor of building from doctors surgery use to office use

Cork Road Clinic Cork Road Mallow Co. Cork.

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