17/4034
CONDITIONALCork - Cork County Council
Proposed Development
To construct 3 individual single storey structures; consisting of changing rooms, W.C’s, storage area and office within the existing football facility.
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Application received
11 Jan 2017
Decision: CONDITIONAL
2 Mar 2017
Decision due
7 Mar 2017
Grant issued
7 Apr 2017
Application Details
- Location
- Leeside Park Wallingstown Little Island Co Cork
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 11 January 2017
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 2 March 2017
- Grant Date
- 7 April 2017
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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Re-development works, namely 1. construction of an artificial grass playing pitch, 2. Reorientation of the existing natural grass playing pitch, 3. new site fencing, 4. new floodlighting (6 no. @ 15m high) 5. Associated site works
Leeside AFC Wallingstown Little Island Co.Cork
Construction of a single storey extension to the side of the existing building and will comprise of 2 no. storage rooms.
Wallingstown Little Island Co. Cork
Construction of a single storey extension to the side of the existing community hall/sports complex building and will comprise of 2 no. storage rooms.
Wallingstown Little Island Co. Cork
Construction of a multi purpose synthetic all-weather playing surface consisting of 2 no. tennis courts also for use as a 5-a-side soccer pitch along with floodlighting of 4 no. masts 10m high and perimeter fencing at 6m high along with ancillary site works
Wallingstown Little Island Co.Cork
Construction of a multi-purpose synthetic all-weather playing surface consisting of 2 tennis courts also for use as 5-a-side soccer along with floodlighting of 4 number masts 10m high and permiteter fencing at 6m along with ancillary site works
Wallingstown Little Island
Re-development works, namely 1) construction of an artificial grass playing pitch, 2) reorientation of the existing natural grass playing pitch, 3) new site fencing, 4) new floodlighting (6 no. @ 15m high), 5) associated site works
Leeside AFC Wallingstown Little Island Co.Cork
Permission for redevelopment works, Namely 1) construction of an artificial grass playing pitch, 2) proposed new ball stop fencing, 3) proposed new floodlighting (2 no. @ 18.3m high and 4 no. @ 8.5m high), 4) extension to existing car park area with gated access to proposed artificial pitch, 5) associated site works
Leeside AFC Wallingstown Little Island co.Cork
Permission for re-development works, namely:- 1) Construction of an artificial grass playing pitch. 2) Proposed new ball stop fencing. 3) Proposed new floodlighting (3 no. @ 18.3m high and 4 no. @ 8.5m high). 4) Extension to existing car park area with gated access to proposed artificial pitch. 5) Associated site works.
Leeside AFC Wallingstown Little Island Co Cork
To continue the use of the existing 37.5 metre high free standing lattice communication structure carrying antennae and communication dishes, with associated ground mounted equipment cabinets within a 2.4 metre high palisade fence compound previously granted temporary permission ref: 09/7870
ESB Telecoms Ltd. telecommunication compound at Castleview 110kV sub Castle Road, Wallingstown Little Island, Co. Cork
Attachment of additional 6 X 1.5m panel antennae and 6 X 0.6m link dishes and retention of existing 37.5m high free standing lattice communication structure carrying antennae and communication dishes, associated ground mounted equipment cabinets within a 2.4m high palisade fence compound, previously granted temporary permission under Pl. Reg. Nos. 02/4599 & 08/9483
Existng Castleview 110kV substation Castle Road Wallingstown Little Island
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