09/56016
WITHDRAWNCork - Cork County Council
Proposed Development
Permission for the material change of use of the first and second floor of Anchor 1 from retail usage (permitted under 05/56037) to an entertainment centre incorporating ten pin bowling, video games and related leisure entertainment, and all associated site works
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- Location
- Distillery Lane 52/53 Main Street Midleton Co. Cork
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 31 August 2009
- Status
- WITHDRAWN
- Decision
- Pending
Location
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Permission for material change of use of the first and second floor of Anchor 1 from Retail Usage (permitted under permission 05/56037) to an Entertainment Centre incorporating Ten Pin Bowling, Video Games and Related Leisure Entertainment, and all associated works
Distillery Lane 52/53 Main Street Midleton
to amend the terms and conditions as granted under planning register reference PD 09/56019 (for the change of use of a retail premises to an entertainment centre), to remove any restriction of the duration of the permission granted as outlined in condition number 3 of the second schedule of the notification of decision to grant permission
Distillery Lanes 52/53 Main Street Midleton
The development will consist of a mixed-use, café, residential and gaming/amusement arcade development and all ancillary site development works. The proposed development consists of the change of use of an existing shop to a café and the change of use, amalgamation and reconfiguration of part of an existing residential unit and storage shed to a gaming/amusement arcade at ground floor level. The proposed development also provides for a single storey extension to the rear of the building which will form part of the gaming/amusement arcade use. The proposed development provides for the reconfiguration and refurbishment of the existing upper floors which are in residential use to form a single 5 bedroom apartment unit. Ancillary development works include elevational upgrades/amendments to the building, the provision of fascia signage from Distillery Lanes and bin storage facilities. Access to the proposed café and an existing apartment at upper floors will be provided from Main Street while access to the proposed gaming/amusement arcade will be provided from Distillery Lanes to the rear.
No.54 Main Street and Distillery Lanes, Townparks, Midleton, Co. Cork
Construction of alterations to the front facade
Walsh's Pharmacy Main Street Midleton Co. Cork
Development of site at JJ Coppingers, Protected Structure. The building is a licensed premises. The development will consist of : 1) the restoration work to the main original building, including the re-pointing and repair of all internal and external walls and chimney stack, repair to all rainwater goods, and to repair the existing roof structure, 2) the installation of new windows within the main original building, 3) the construction of a new fire staircase with associated AOV - automatic openable vent, within the roof structure, 4) the installation of new floor finishes throughout the upper floors, 5) the installations of kitchens and staff area at the first floor level and ancillary office and plant room at the second floor level, 6) undertaking all associated site works and provision of services.
JJ Coppingers 55 Main Street Townparks Midleton Co Cork
1) The restoration work to the main original building, including the re-pointing and repair of all internal and external walls and chimney stack, repair to all rainwater goods, and to repair the existing roof structure, 2) The installation of new windows within the main original building, 3) The construction of a new fire stair case associated AOV within the roof structure, 4) The installation of new floor finishes throughout the upper floors. 5) The Installations of kitchens and wash areas and 6) undertaking all associated site works and provision of services at JJ Coppingers, 55 Main Street, Midleton, Co.Cork. Protected Structure, Midleton Town Plan, Reg number 44
JJ Coppingers, 55 Main Street Townparks, Midleton Co.Cork
Optional use as restaurant within retail unit no. 4, retail unit no. 1 and anchor unit no. 2, one of which will provide a home delivery service, all retail units permitted under planning register reference 05/56037
No. 52/53 Main Street Midleton Co. Cork
Demolition of NO. 52/53 Main Street, Midleton (Formerly Tesco Premises) and construction of a 3-storey retail building (1,631.8m2) fronting on to Main Street, a 4 storey retail/commercial building (1,891m2) on the northern boundary of the site and a ground floor retail building (2,511.63m2) with a 3-4 storey car park (261 spaces) overhead on the southern boundary, both fronting on to the local authority car park between Corabbey Court and Distillery Walk
No. 52/53 Main Street Formerly Tesco Premises Main Street Midleton
The installation of a car valeting facility with car park permitted under planning register TP 05/56037 currently under construction at No. 52/53 Main Street (Former Tesco Premises), bounded to the north by Corabbey Court, to the west by Main Street to the south by Roxboro Mews and to the east by Local Authority Car Park
No 52/53 Main Street Midleton
The material change of use of Retail Unit 11 (formerly part of Anchor 2 Unit 1) from Retail Usage (permitted under permission 05/56037) to an Entertainment Centre incorporating video games and related leisure entertainment (total floor area 148sq.m), and all associated works
Distillery Lanes 52/53 Main Street Midleton
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