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18624

CONDITIONAL

Clare - Clare County Council

Proposed Development

to convert existing disused shop to dwelling use, connect this to existing apartment overhead, remove shop front and shop windows and replace with new windows and door, fit new velux window to front, and all associated site works

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    2 Aug 2018

  2. Decision due

    26 Sept 2018

  3. Decision: CONDITIONAL

    26 Sept 2018

  4. Grant issued

    27 Oct 2018

Application Details

Location
Church Street / John Street , Killaloe , Co. Clare
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Clare County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
2 August 2018
Status
APPLICATION FINALISED
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Decision Date
26 September 2018
Grant Date
27 October 2018
Permission Expires
26 October 2023

Location

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18131CONDITIONAL22 Feb 2018

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29m
2560207CONDITIONAL24 Apr 2025

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17492CONDITIONAL22 Jun 2017

for Change of Use from Commercial Unit to Residential Dwelling at 27 Church Street, Killaloe, Co. Clare

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17376N/A18 May 2017

for Change of Use from Commerical Unit to Residential Dwelling

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2460381REFUSED15 Aug 2024

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Bridge Street , Killaloe , Co. Clare

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24145CONDITIONAL2 May 2024

at a site at Church Street, Killaloe, Co Clare for: at existing building: Demolition of extensions to rear of existing property, form new gated pedestrian access to rear of site within building volume. Change of use from retail to community use to provide Universal Access. Changing Place Bathroom, with store over. At site to rear: Construction of 2 no. short-term holiday let apartments to rear of site (1 no. 3-bed at ground floor and 1 no. 2-bed at first floor) including external terrace spaces, shed, bin storage. Changes to elevation to building at Church Street, including window openings and signage. Replace gate and provide new Universal Access parking space within site at John Street

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17104N/A16 Feb 2017

to renovate and extend existing dwelling house along with ancillary site works

Bridge Street , Killaloe , Co. Clare

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18121CONDITIONAL19 Feb 2018

for development which will consist of development of former stable buildings to artists studios, including new roof structure and new shopfront opening to Main Street; construction of single storey dwelling with roof terrace to rear; replacement gate to Main Street; new pedestrian gate to Aillebaun Way; all associated drainage and landscape works

Main Street , Killaloe , Co. Clare

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1756UNCONDITIONAL30 Jan 2017

to Extend the Appropriate Period of Planning Permission P11-346 to erect a dwelling house, connect to existing services and associated site works

Main Street , Killaloe , Co. Clare

59m
2360004CONDITIONAL24 Jan 2023

for development which will consist of 1.) the demolition of part of the existing ground floor return to the rear, 2.) the construction of a new single storey extension to the rear, 3.) the addition of handrails at the front entrance door and, 4.) the widening of the existing vehicular entrance, including all associated site works above and below ground.

Ard na Rí , Main Street , Killaloe Co. Clare V94 H7EY

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