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10/50004

CONDITIONAL

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

coinneáil cead pleanála agus cead athrú úsáide i leith na nithe seo a leanas: 1. Athrú úsáide Foirgneamh J ó úsáid gnó/oifige go húsaid scoile, 2. Athrú úsáide cuid d'Fhoirgneamh K ó úsáid oifige go húsáid scoile, 3. Tógáil shiúltán éalaithe tine ar chúl Fhoirgneamh K le Foirgneamh J, 4. Tógáil staighre éalaithe tine ar chúl Fhoirgneamh K, 5. Athraithe go aghaidh theas Fhoirgneamh K (tógáil 5 fhuinneog ar an 3ú úrlár)

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    18 Mar 2010

  2. Decision: CONDITIONAL

    6 Jul 2010

  3. Decision due

    9 Jul 2010

  4. Grant issued

    10 Aug 2010

Application Details

Location
Cois Uisce Cloch na gCoillte Co. Chorcai
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
18 March 2010
Status
APPLICATION FINALISED
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Decision Date
6 July 2010
Grant Date
10 August 2010

Location

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Permission for retention of modifications as granted per Ref. 16/502 to buildings J & K Craft distillery and visitors centre, which include: 1. 3 no. additional mechanical vents on building J. 2. Change of window to grill on North elevation and additional signage on the East Elevation of Building K, 3. 6 no. grills on the South Elevation of building J, 4. Additional pipework to silos to building K, 5. Modifications to stone wall and entrance gate to service yard, and all associated site works

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For change of plan from existing planning permission ref. no. 50005/07. The changes to building H are as follows: 1) The addition of a third floor plant room to Building H and the omission of 5 no. apartments on the first and second floors and change of use of first floor to retail/commercial (221sqm) and change of use of second floor to offices/commercial (221sqm), therefore no change in floor area. There is an overall increase in height of the building to accommodate services. Building H will be built as part of Phase 1 of 5 phases of construction of the existing planning permission ref. no. 50005/07

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08/50004CONDITIONAL21 Feb 2008

Change of plan from existing planning permission ref. no. 50005/07. The changes to building J are as follows: 1) The addition of a third floor plant room (29.5sqm) 2) An increase of floor area for the ground floor bank from 158.9sqm to 214sqm 3) An increase of floor area for the first and second floor offices from 374sqm to 380sqm. 4) Minor amendments to the facades. Building J will be built as Phase 1 of 5 Phases of construction of the existing planning permission ref. no. 50005/07. In addition the construction of a temporary entrance during construction, a temporary new road layout on part of the site and temporary surface car parking

The GAA Grounds Clarke St/Inchydoney Rd Clonakilty Co Cork

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08/50009CONDITIONAL3 Apr 2008

for change of plan from existing planning permission ref. no. 50005/07. The changes to building K are as follows: 1.) Part construction of Building K involving the construction of the west side only. The relocation of the stair cores on the ground floor, change of use in part of the first floor to retail (190.6 sqm) and change of use in part of the second and third floors to commercial use (332.2 sqm), the reduction of 12 no. apartments to 6 no. apartments and amendments to the facades to facilitate the above mentioned changes. 2.) The omission of part of the basement directly underneath the west side of Building K (future car parking provisions to be made in a future phase of the development). Building K will be built as part of Phase 1 of 5 Phases of construction of the existing planning permission ref. no. 50005/07

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16/502CONDITIONAL5 Aug 2016

Permission for a craft-distillery and visitors centre. The proposed development will consist of Permission for; 1) A change of use of Building J from permitted Gaelscoil to craft distillery with display areas, 2) Change of use part of Building K from permitted ground floor retail, 1st, 2nd & 3rd floor Gaelscoil to use as a visitors centre. The proposed visitors centre will include a shop with off-licence at ground floor level, tasting room and display areas at 1st floor level, media room and open plan area at 2nd floor level and ancillary office use & staff facilities at 3rd floor level, 3) Change of use part of building K from permitted ground floor retail to use as a cafe/restaurant, 4) Modifications to the facade including new signage, display windows, a new pedestrian walkway linking Building J & K at first floor level, 5) Retention of a fire escape stairway to Building K and permission to enclose same with select metal cladding, 6) Retention of a ground floor extension to Building K (to form part of the proposed restaurant), 7) A distillery service yard to include 3 no. malt silos, a water tank, a pot ale tank, a process water holding tank, IBC storage, spent grain storage and an external store, 8) 2no. LPG gas compounds, 9) Restaurant service yard, 10) Site development works to include alterations to the existing plaza consisting of the relocation and replacement of the existing ramp and stairs, internal access roadways, landscaping, footpaths & an ancillary car park, 11) a modified entrance at Clark Street including upgrades & provision of a roundabout at the existing Inchydoney Road/ Casement Street/ Clarke Street junction on the N71.

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Change of use of a ground floor retail unit to an office, including minor alterations to existing elevations and associated siteworks

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16/246CONDITIONAL25 Apr 2016

Retention of alterations to the elevations of building H (refer to previous granted planning permission ref. No. 50005/08), proposed alterations to existing elevations, and for permission to change the use of the first floor from permitted retail to residential use, consisting of 2 no. Two bedroom apartments and a two bedroom duplex apartment. The proposed development is to include the provision of parking spaces and all associated site works.

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16/140INCOMPLETED APPLICATION11 Mar 2016

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