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174425

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Cork - Cork City Council

Proposed Development

Change of use of a retail unit to a single storey dwelling that is attached to an existing dwelling to include alterations to the front and rear elevations, single storey extension and ancillary site works.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    24 Feb 2017

  2. Decision due

    20 Apr 2017

Application Details

Location
1 Richmond , Sarsfield Road , Doughcloyne Wilton
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork City Council

Timeline

Registration Date
24 February 2017
Status
INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
Decision
N/A
Decision Due
20 April 2017

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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1938586CONDITIONAL31 Jul 2019

Permission for retention for change of use of ground floor of dwelling room from residential to retail use to include Deli, Kitchen, Offices, Toilet and Shop also permission for retention of entrance porch, signage and lighting to front (north) and side elevations (east and west), window signage to front (north) elevation, together with mechanical extract equipment to rear (south) and side(east) elevations at 1 Richmond, Sarsfield Road, Doughcloyne, Wilton.

1 Richmond , Sarsfield Road , Douighcloyne

166m
186594N/A3 Oct 2018

Amalgamation of the ground floor unit 6 and first floor unit 6a, internal modifications and associated site works.

Unit 6 and 6a Block B , Whiteoaks Harley Court , Sarsfield Road Doughcloyne

166m
186881CONDITIONAL1 Nov 2018

Amalgamation of the Orthopedic Surgery ground floor unit 6 and the Plastic Surgery first floor unit 6a for use as a Dental Clinic, internal modifications and associated site works.

Unit 6 and 6a Block B , Whiteoaks Harley Court , Sarsfield Road Doughcloyne

219m
175701CONDITIONAL4 Jul 2017

Alterations to southern façade of existing warehouse building, which includes new roller shutter, new glazed wall with doorway, signage and all associated site works

Unit 2 Doughcloyne Industrial Estate , Doughcloyne Sarsfield Road , Wilton

237m
184017CONDITIONAL5 Jan 2018

Alterations to southern facade of existing warehouse building, which includes new roller shutter, new glazed wall with doorway, signage and all associated site works.

Unit 2 Doughcloyne Industrial Estate , Sarsfield Road , Doughcloyne Wilton

237m
175440N/A8 Jun 2017

Alterations to southern façade of existing warehouse building, which includes new roller shutter, new glazed wall with doorway, signage and all associated site works.

Unit 2 Doughcloyne Industrial Estate , Sarsfield Road , Wilton

237m
177291N/A19 Dec 2017

GNP Holdings intends to apply for full planning permission for alterations to southern façade of existing warehouse building, which includes new roller shutter, new glazed wall with doorway signage and all associated site works

Unit 2 Doughcloyne , Industrial Estate , Sarsfield Road Wilton

243m
2241513CONDITIONAL27 Oct 2022

Permission for retention of existing ground floor window on the existing front (southeast) elevation of existing dwelling house.

No.8 Westbury Grove , Sarsfield Road , Doughcloyne

257m
2342380CONDITIONAL19 Oct 2023

Permission is sought for proposed 6 log cabins including: 3 open gazebos, 2 beehive pods, 1 log cabin and 1 W.C. for use in connection with cancer support services.

Sarsfield House , Sarsfield Road , Wilton

257m
2443226CONDITIONAL2 Sept 2024

Permission is sought for Retention of existing northern boundary fence, pedestrian gate and existing shed.

Sarsfield House , Sarsfield Road , Wilton

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