2039179
CONDITIONALCork - Cork City Council
Proposed Development
full planning permission for changes and amendments to 2 no duplex apartment blocks (Blocks E & f) permitted under ABP 300-543-18, consisting of 16 no apartments (8 no. two storey 2 bed apartments and 8 no 1 bed apartments) as follows: 1. Minor amendments to block locations 2. Amendments to external elevations and internal layouts 3. Amendments to boundary treatments and associated bin storage areas 4. Amendments to foul and surface water sewers including addition of proposed pumping stations 5. All associated siteworks
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Application received
18 Mar 2020
Decision: CONDITIONAL
18 Aug 2020
Decision due
19 Aug 2020
Grant issued
28 Sept 2020
Application Details
- Location
- Ballinglanna , Glanmire
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork City Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 18 March 2020
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 18 August 2020
- Grant Date
- 28 September 2020
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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Permission is sought for (1) Site preparation works and landscaping of open grassed areas, (2) Construction of an access road to extend current site hardstanding areas to the substation location, including drainage, (3) Construction of an ESB medium voltage substation to include an adjacent customer switchroom on a concrete foundation, (4) Construction of a concrete foundation for installation of a transformer adjacent to the customer switchroom, with a palisade fence perimeter and gate, (5)Installation of a transformer on the above foundation and connection of it to the electricity supply from the switchroom, (6) Construction of underground ducting between the transformer and the existing pump station building, (7) Underground ducting and connection of substation to the existing buried ESB medium voltage electrical supply on site.
Irish Water Pumping Station , Eastcliffe Road , Ballinglanna
Permission for the following proposed development at the rear of existing Bank premises including Level car park, (a) incorporating 14 customer car park spaces (b) Removal of existing temporary road boundary hoarding and construction of new masonry 1.8m high boundary wall including new vehicular entrance.
Ballinglanna , Glanmire
Permission is sought for works to upgrade the existing Glanmire Wastewater Pumping Station to accommodate an increase in flow capacity from 140 litres per second (l/s) to 346 l/s, including the installation of 3 additional pumps within the existing pumping station building, new cover slabs and access covers to the existing valve chamber, new Motor Control Centre (MCC) and any associated works within the existing building, new belowground pipework, new surge vessels, new washwater booster kiosk, all necessary mechanical, electrical and civil works to accommodate the above, all associated site works. A Natura Impact Statement will be submitted to the Planning Authority with the application.
Existing Glanmire Wastewater Pumping Station , East Cliff Road , Ballinglanna and Poulacurry South
Permission for change of use of existing offices to a single dwelling unit, alterations to existing elevations and all associated site works.
Woodland View House , Poulacurry South , Glanmire
Permission for second floor attic conversion to habitable accommodation and new rooflights to the front and rear elevation of existing two-storey dwelling and all associated development works.
No.2 Mill View , Ballinglanna , Glanmire
Permission for retention of (A) Changes to the roof structure profile and the associated elevations, and (B) Alterations to the internal layout at 1st floor level to those previously granted planning permission under Planning Reference 06/13509.
13 Glanmire Park , Glanmire Court , Glanmire
Permission for (1) The demolition of existing dwelling house and garage, (2) The construction of 30 no. dwelling houses and all ancillary site development works.
Glanmire Lodge , Dunkettle , Glanmire
Permission for retention of part demolition of two storey annexes and sheds to rear of existing building , alterations to existing elevations, construction of three storey extension to rear of existing three storey building and change of use of existing building to one bedroomed apartment on each floor (existing and extension) and associated siteworks.
Fountain View , Glanmire Village , Glanmire
Permission for the construction of a nursing home at the former Glanmire Rectory, Dunkettle, Glanmire, Cork. The proposed development comprises of : 1) The demolition of an existing garage and extensions to the existing dwelling and coach house; 2) Modifications to the existing coach house and dwelling and the construction of a 3 storey extension to provide a 100 no. bed space nursing home and a staff training centre. Photovoltaic panels are proposed at roof level; 3) The construction of a childcare facility; 4) And all associated landscaping, car parking, bicycle storage, signage and site development works. The proposed site development works include: the construction of an ESB substation and switch room, external plant enclosure , water tank enclosure, external store and bin store. Access to the proposed nursing home will be via the existing driveway and a new entrance on to the L2999 (as realigned).
The former Glanmire Rectory , Dunkettle , Glanmire
Permission for design amendments to a childcare facility, previously permitted under Cork City Council planning reference 19/38980 for construction of a nursing home at the Former Glanmire Rectory, Dunkettle, Glanmire, Cork. The proposed amendments include increasing gross floor area to cater for additional creche, preschool and Montessori accommodation and all associated site development works.
The former , Glanmire Rectory , Glanmire Dunkettle
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