21125
UNCONDITIONALClare - Clare County Council
Proposed Development
to Extend the Appropriate Period of Planning Permission for P15-640 to restore, refurbish and extend existing farm dwelling house install waste water treatment system percolation area, and all associated site works.
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Application received
17 Feb 2021
Decision: UNCONDITIONAL
12 Apr 2021
Decision due
13 Apr 2021
Application Details
- Location
- Moyhill , Cratloe , Co Clare
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- EXTENSION OF DURATION
- Planning Authority
- Clare County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 17 February 2021
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- UNCONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 12 April 2021
- Permission Expires
- 2 July 2026
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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for (1) an agricultural building including site entrance and ancillary site works; (2) PERMISSION for development which will consist of the completion of all site works and site entrance
Moyhill , Cratloe , Co. Clare
for development which will consist of the construction of a dwelling house, a proprietary waste water treatment system and ancillary site works
Moyhill , Cratloe , Co. Clare
to construct a new two storey four bedroom dwelling house, together with a detached garage, new site entrance and on-site wastewater treatment system along with all other associated site works and services
Moyhill , Cratloe , Co Clare
for the reconfiguration and refurbishment of the existing building on site to incorporate Cafe, Food Hall, Retail Hall and Kitchen and associated services (total area 675sq.m.). The construction of a new glazed access to outdoor area and a new entry hall extension for access from the car park to provide 4 no. designated spaces, 54no. car parking spaces and 2no. bus parking spaces. The construction of an external covered dining shelter structure, service yard area and associated hard and soft landscaping works, signage and ancillary site works. This planning application relates to a structure in a Special Area of Conservation and works within the curtilage of a Protected Structure
Moyhill Tld. , Bunratty , Co Clare V95 DXN0
of an enclosed Garden Centre comprising 2 repurposed shipping containers and clear covered plant area, along with benches and plant display tables.
Bud Garden Centre , Bunratty Village Mills , Bunratty
the development which will consist of the installation of a compact modular substation and ancillary site development works; to facilitate 4 no. shared electric vehicle charging units and 8 no. charging bays; and ancillary site works within a partially reconfigured area; and the installation of signage. This site is located within the curtilage of Bunratty Castle Hotel (Protected Structure, RPS No. 077).
Bunratty Castle Hotel , Bunratty , Co. Clare
of existing canopy, food truck and coffee dock and signage for the same in front of the Jilly & Joe's Restaurant & Courtyard at the Meadows & Byrne Courtyard as well as external toilets in container at the back of Jilly & Joe's Restaurant & Courtyard near the chocolate shop at the Meadows & Byrne Courtyard
Old Bunratty Road , Bunratty West , Co. Clare
of a food truck and associated seating area.
The Creamery Bar , Bunratty East Tld. , Bunratty Co.Clare
to carry out - A number of internal layout modifications within the existing building, - Construct a bar / restaurant area extension with associated external terrace areas, - Remove the various existing service yard structures to the north, - Construct a new service and keg room building, service yard wall, bin compound wall and universal access WC, - Refurbish and reuse the existing Keg Room building as a Tea / Coffee / Snack / Merchandise Outlet at ground and first floor level (public road level) and to construct a storage room extension at ground floor level and a new shopfront / entrance extension, balcony and stairs at first floor level (public road level) and a new pedestrian access and crossover from the public footpath on the old Limerick / Shannon Road (L3126). - Install new signage, new connections to existing site services and all associated site works
The Creamery Bar , Bunratty East tld. , Bunratty Co.Clare V95 CC85
for development at a 3.078 Ha site at Bunratty Castle Hotel, Bunratty, Co. Clare V95 DW9N (a Protected Structure). The development will consist of the rationalisation, upgrade and repair (principally required as a result of fire damage) of part of the existing hotel resulting in an increase in Gross Floor Area from c. 1,377 sq m to c. 1,559 sq m. The works proposed principally include: the removal of selected internal and external walls, and external structures (c. 123 sq m); the reconfiguration of selected internal spaces; the construction of a single storey extension to the rear of the hotel (c. 119 sq m); the provision of a new extended (c. 13 sq m) frontage to bar/bistro with full height doors and an entrance lobby with retractable awning on the southern elevation; the infilling of an internal courtyard to provide an internal extension (c. 56 sq m); the removal of two bedrooms and an office at First Floor level to provide a double height space below (c. 97 sq m); removal of external fire escape stairs; reinstatement of blocked up window; insertion of a new window in lieu of the existing door opening to fire escape stairs; and all associated elevational changes. The development will also include the removal of a water storage tank and enclosure on roof; removal of proprietary metal steps on roof; the provision of an extension to the external terrace to the southern elevation (c. 93 sq m); reconfiguration of the existing car parking resulting in an increase in the number of spaces from 141 No. to 153 No.; bicycle parking spaces; boundary treatments and landscaping; and all associated site and development works above and below ground
Bunratty Castle Hotel , Bunratty , Co Clare
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