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CONDITIONALWaterford - Waterford City and County Council
Proposed Development
Section 254 Licence Application - plain screens, canvas 1 meter high spanning metal posts. Screens will be supported by 20-25kg stands. Screens will have Thomas Maher logo on them. Rain cover, wind resistant parasols with a 10kg base.
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Application received
29 Apr 2021
Decision: CONDITIONAL
1 Jun 2021
Decision due
23 Jun 2021
Grant issued
6 Jul 2021
Application Details
- Location
- Moondharrig Ventures Limited , T/A Thomas Maher Pub , 20 O'Connell Street
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Waterford City and County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 29 April 2021
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 1 June 2021
- Grant Date
- 6 July 2021
- Permission Expires
- 31 May 2022
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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10 x tables with benches enclosed within a screen of canvas black screens 1 meter high spanning metal posts. Screens will be supported by 20kg stands. It is planned to get new screens printed with the Thomas Maher logo on them. Rain/Sun cover, wind resistant parasols, green colour, with a 10Kg base. Also have use of the councils parasols which were placed recently on O Connell Street.
Thomas Maher Pub , 20 O Connell Street , Waterford
Section 254 licence to continue with the Street Furniture outside the pub as per current licence Planning File Ref. 22/321. O'Connell Street is pedestrianised at the weekends and applicant currently places 10 tables with parasols and 20 x 2 seater benches on the Street in the demarcated licensed area. Applicant also uses the parasols which were placed on the street by the Council.
Thomas Maher Pub , 20 O'Connell Street , Waterford
Section 254 licence to continue with Street Furniture outside the pub when O' Connell Street is pedestrianised as per current licence 23/171. When O' Connell Street is pedestrianised at the weekends 10 tables with parasols and 20 x 2 seater benches and windbreakers are placed on the street in the demarcated licenced area. Big Parasols which are placed on the street by the Council are also used
Thomas Maher Pub , 20 O' Connell Street , Waterford
Section 254 licence sought as renewal of Licence Reg no 23/150 to place outdoor tables and chairs directly outside the pub, used 7 days a week, screened off with Heavy Duty Canvas windbreakers
Thomas Maher Pub , 20 O' Connell Street , Waterford
Section 254 License Application - small sitting area of 2 tables and 4 chairs to be placed outside the pub
Moondharrig Ventures , T/A Thomas Maher Pub , 20 O'Connell Street
Section 254 Street Furniture consisting of windbreaker screens. Black heavy canvas with the Thomas Maher logo on them, supported by 25kg stands. A retractable awning, black with Thomas Maher name and building number 20 on it
Thomas Maher Pub , 20 O'Connell Street , Waterford
Section 254 Licence - As per current S254 Licence 20/594 outdoor tables and chairs, directly outside the pub - used 7 days per week
Thomas Maher Pub , 20 O'Connell Street , Waterford
Section 254 Licence for the placement of tables and chairs directly outside the pub, used 7 days a week. Screened off with Heavy Duty Canvas Windbreakers
Thomas Mahers Pub , 20 O Connell Street , Waterford
Section 254 Licence as per current licence reg. no 23/150 to place 2 outdoor black tables and 4 chairs directly outside the pub, used 7 days a week, screened off with Heavy Duty Canvas Windbreakers
Thomas Maher Pub , 20 O Connell Street , Waterford
Section 254 Licence as per current licence reg. no 24/161 to place 2 outdoor black tables and 4 black chairs directly outside the pub, used 7 days a week, screened off with Heavy Duty Canvas Windbreakers
Thomas Maher Pub , 20 O Connell Street , Waterford
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