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2560126

CONDITIONAL

Limerick - Limerick County Council

Proposed Development

change of use from residential to office use including 7 offices spaces and a storage area, Removal & Repair of the existing windows, Repair of light well iron railing, a new iron downpipe, new front door and ancillary works to a Protected Structure

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    17 Feb 2025

  2. Decision: CONDITIONAL

    4 Apr 2025

  3. Decision due

    13 Apr 2025

  4. Grant issued

    12 May 2025

Application Details

Location
Saint Rira 19 Lower Hartstonge Street. , Limerick
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Limerick County Council
Site Area
0.007 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
17 February 2025
Status
APPLICATION FINALISED
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Decision Date
4 April 2025
Grant Date
12 May 2025
Permission Expires
11 May 2030

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17803CONDITIONAL25 Aug 2017

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20622CONDITIONAL10 Jul 2020

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18816CONDITIONAL15 Aug 2018

the change of use of existing basement office to barbershop, erection of signage and all ancillary site works to the Protected Structure Ref: RPS 228 (No's. 80-83 O'Connell St.)

80 O'Connell Street , Limerick.

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17314CONDITIONAL12 Apr 2017

retention permission for the amalgamation of the previously approved ground floor office unit (formally retail Unit 2 permitted under planning reference 15/462) into the remainder of the existing office unit located to the rear of same and alteration to existing frontage, permission for the incorporation of a class 2 use (where services are provided principally to visiting members of the public) on the front portion of this amalgamated ground floor office unit, permission for the subdivision of the existing fitted out first floor offices from the remainder of the first floor offices for use as two separate office units

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21898CONDITIONAL25 Jun 2021

change of use of first floor from office use to dental surgery. This is a protected structure, RPS No. 228

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17921CONDITIONAL4 Oct 2017

new signage as follows; large vertical façade signage (indicating building name) to protruding reveal of elevation overhead unit 1 on Henry street. New signage overhead Henry street entrance doors to office Unit 2. Together with etched glass signage to glass on same office frontage. Etched glass signage with cut vinyl logo applied to 3 No. first floor windows on side (stable lane) elevation. Vinyl logo signage to 4 No. first floor windows on Henry street and 1 No. window on first floor side (stable lane) elevation

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a) The change of use of the ground floor of No. 1 The Crescent from commercial use to residential use; the basement, ground, first and second floors of No. 2 The Crescent from commercial use to residential use; and the basement, ground and first floors of No. 3 The Crescent from commercial use to residential use; and the first floor of the rear extension to No. 1 The Crescent (No. 1A Hartstonge Street) from residential use to office use, together with the refurbishment, reconfiguration and amalgamation of the existing residential accommodation within the three Protected Structures, resulting in the provision of 8 apartments. b) Refurbishment works, internal and external alterations and modifications to the existing buildings and associated site works, including reconfiguration of internal layouts, alterations to elevations, conservation and restoration works, demolition of rear extensions to No. 2 and No. 3 The Crescent and all ancillary and associated site development works. No. 1 The Crescent (RPS No. 3237; NIAH Ref. No. 21517201), No. 2 The Crescent (RPS No. 3238; NIAH Ref. No. 21517200) and No. 3 The Crescent (RPS No. 3239; NIAH Ref. No. 21517199) are Protected Structures and are located within the Architectural Conservation Area.

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