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07/56042

CONDITIONAL

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

Permission for change of plan and use from 2 no. retail units on ground floor with facilities for restaurant on first floor as granted under Planning Ref. No. 06/56011 to 1 no. retail unit on ground floor with retail facilities on first floor and permission for alterations to rear elevation and street elevation

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    20 Jul 2007

  2. Decision due

    20 Nov 2007

  3. Decision: CONDITIONAL

    20 Nov 2007

  4. Grant issued

    7 Jan 2008

Application Details

Location
26/27 Main Street Midleton Co. Cork
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
20 July 2007
Status
APPLICATION FINALISED
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Decision Date
20 November 2007
Grant Date
7 January 2008

Location

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06/56011CONDITIONAL21 Apr 2006

Demolish existing single and two-storey extensions and outbuildings to the rear of existing dwelling and retail unit, extend existing retail unit to incorporate 2 no. retail units on the ground floor, convert upper floor residence and construct first floor restaurant/retail over extended retail unit and all associated site development works including new shop front to the front elevation

No. 26/27 Main Street Midleton Co. Cork

7m
18/6681CONDITIONAL10 Oct 2018

Change of use of existing disused offices on the first and second floor levels to, a single apartment on the first floor and second floor levels.

25 Main Street, Townparks Midleton Co. Cork

33m
05/56053REFUSED22 Dec 2005

demolish existing bakery building and to construct 2 no. two-storey town houses and car park with ancillary services (car park to include spaces for new retail unit and 2 no. apartments at 32 and 33 under separate planning application) at the rear of 32 and 33 Main Street, Midleton, Co. Cork

32/33 Main Street Midleton Co. Cork

33m
05/56052CONDITIONAL22 Dec 2005

to i) amalgamate the existing 2 no. ground floor retail units and revise the ground floor front elevation of the building, ii) carry out internal alterations at ground floor level and to construct a single storey extension to the rear of the retail units and locate associated plant/handrailing on the flat roof of the new extension, iii) for sub-division of existing first and second floor dwelling house to 2 no. new apartments and to construct a new extension to the rear of the existing house at first floor level

No. 32/33 Main Street Midleton Co. Cork

34m
06/56023CONDITIONAL18 Jul 2006

Permission to construct a goods store at the rear of premises

21 Main Street Midleton Co.Cork

45m
08/56032CONDITIONAL21 Nov 2008

Erection of a new carphone warehouse sign and 1 no. illuminated projecting sign

No. 18 Main Street Midleton Co. Cork

52m
13/56016CONDITIONAL20 Nov 2013

Permission for change of use from retail to cafe/restaurant, internal alterations and all ancillary site works

35 Main Street Midleton Co. Cork

55m
05/56026CONDITIONAL6 Jul 2005

Permission to demolish 2 no. existing detached dwelling houses and construct 2 no. one and a half storey terrace dwelling houses together with connections to public services and all ancillary site works and services

Riordan's Lane Drury's Avenue Midleton

55m
06/56043REFUSED11 Dec 2006

Change of use from retail ( as permitted under P.D 44/99) to restaurant take-away.

No. 1 Granary Court Connolly Street Midleton

55m
06/56041CONDITIONAL27 Nov 2006

To retain alterations and modifications to front and rear elevations together with the re-location of the arched entrance to premises granted under P.D 44/99.

Block C Granary Court Connolly Street Midleton

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