13/56006
CONDITIONALCork - Cork County Council
Proposed Development
Construction of a shop on land which laneway designated as protected structure, the construction of 1. no new shop-front signage and associated site works
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Application received
5 Apr 2013
Decision: CONDITIONAL
19 Dec 2013
Decision due
22 Dec 2013
Grant issued
4 Feb 2014
Application Details
- Location
- 73 Main Street Midleton
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 5 April 2013
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 19 December 2013
- Grant Date
- 4 February 2014
Location
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retain restaurant use on part ground, first and second floor of premises together with retention of infilled yard on ground and first floor level to retaurant use
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Construction of extension to rear and provision of an additional use of a café/restaurant in the existing ground floor retail unit/storage area with optional arrangement of internal layout of café/restaurant and retail area, provision of external signage and associated site works.
73 Main Street Townparks Midleton Co Cork
Construction of a shop on land which is a laneway designated as protected structure, the construction of 2 no. new shopfronts, 1 no. to existing retail unit and 1 no. to proposed retail unit, the change of use of a residential unit to offices at first floor level and alterations to front elevation
No. 73 Main Street Midleton Co. Cork
Construction of a shop on land which is a laneway designated as a protected structure and the contruction of 2 no. new shopfronts, 1 no. to shop and 1 no. to proposed shop
73 Main Street Midleton Co. Cork
single storey storeroom extension to rear
72 Main Street Midleton Co. Cork
Construction of extension to rear and provision of an additional use of a café/restaurant in the existing ground floor retail unit/storage area with optional arrangement of internal layout of café/restaurant and retail area, provision of external signage and associated site works.
73 Main Street Midleton Cork
Amendments to the permission granted under PD 24/01 to include demolition of existing single toilets and storage sheds and the construction of a 3 storey extension with attic plant room all over basement and all to the rear of the existing public house to include (a) basement toilets and kitchen/bar storage (b) ground floor level cafe bar, kitchen toilets and internal courtyard with 3 no. public entrances from Coach Horse Lane and The Square (c) 2 storey function room with 2 no. bars and enclosed external balconies at first floor level (d) site ancillary works.
Wallis Bar 74 Main Street Midleton Co. Cork
Retention of the following, single storey storage building to include, internal food preparation area and bottle store, external storage container, open air bottle store, open air bin store, emergency exit corridor, retention of part change of use of (1) a single storey storage building to function room (2) rear service yard to open air customer courtyard, and associated ancillary works all as constructed to the rear of existing public house.
74 Main Street Midleton Co. Cork
Construction of a two storey store with access from Coach Horse Lane
Wallis Bar No. 74 Main Street Midleton Co. Cork
To demolish existing single storey outbuildings to the rear, extend existing retail unit, convert upper floor surgery and residence to 2 no. apartments, construct 1 no. 3 bedroomed apartment over part of extended retail unit incorporating landscaped courtyard at first floor level and all associated site development works including new shopfront to the front elevation
No. 71 Main Street Midleton Co. Cork
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