17613
N/AWaterford - Waterford City and County Council
Proposed Development
SECTION 254 - 5 Tables - 3 to the right of door, 2 to the left - Associated Windbreakers
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Application received
21 Aug 2017
Application withdrawn
17 Jan 2023
Application Details
- Location
- Revolution , 19 John Street , Waterford
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Waterford City and County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 21 August 2017
- Status
- DEEMED WITHDRAWN
- Decision
- N/A
- Withdrawn
- 17 January 2023
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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Section 254 Licence - Street Furniture - replace all Perspex for outside area, supply and fit 7 no. primary coloured picnic benches
19 John Street , The Applemarket , Waterford
Change of use of part first floor area from previous use as part of public house (08/251) to office use and for change of use of second floor area from previous use as part of public house (08/251) to a residential apartment
18/19 John Street , Waterford , 18/19 John Street Waterford
Section 254 Application for Licence for two tables and eight chairs outside
No. 50 John Street , Waterford
Section 254 Licence Application Scheme - installing outdoor heating system and some additional chairs/tables
Burzza Restaurant , 53 John Street , Waterford
change of use from office/commercial to a traditional fast hot food takeaway, with the menu orientated to, but not confined to the specialist peri-peri brand of rich vitamins/minerals fast hot food meals, together with carrying out the necessary modifications and fitting out, installing the necessary services and providing elevational fascia signage
48 John Street , Waterford
Section 254 License Application - outdoor heating system and some additional chairs/tables
Bodega Restaurant , 54 John Street , Waterford
change of use to bistro and wine bar with ancillary take-away service, new external signage together with all associated site works
12 John Street , Waterford
material alterations to existing 3 storey premises ,namely for the construction of an additional floor of 4no residential apartments (2no 1 bed apartments (2 person), 1no 2 bed apartment (4 person) & 1no studio apartment, all with associated site development works.
Masons , Manor Street , Waterford
for material alterations to existing premises , namely for the sub division and change of use of property from licensed premises to a commercial unit of 336sqm at ground floor level, from licensed premises to 5no residential apartments at first floor level (3no 1 bed apartments (2 person), 1no 2 bed apartment (4 person) & 1no 2 bed apartment (3 person)), from licensed premises to 6no 1 bed residential apartments at second floor, for the construction of an additional floor of apartments at roof level consisting of 4no residential apartments (2no 1 bed apartments (2 person), 1no 2 bed apartment (4 person) & 1no studio apartment)) giving a total of 15no apartments in the finished premises and for the alteration and upgrade of all elevations to include the application of external insulation with painted render finish and for alterations to window layouts throughout, all with associated site development works.
Masons , Manor Street , Waterford
Section 254 Licence for Screen 1800mm tall. Clear Perspex inside frame to form top half of screen. Black in colour. Metal and timber structure with Metal footings for lateral support. Tables and chairs will be stored off site indoors in the property of 10-12 John Street
10 to 12 John Street , Waterford
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