Proposed Development
Demolish disused silo structure within an abutting the rear (western) and side (southern) boundaries of no. 5 Victoria Road, Cork (a protected structure) including making good of the affected boundary walls of the site and associated weatherproofing of the exposed structure and exposed boundary wall to the south
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Application received
6 Jan 2017
Decision: CONDITIONAL
1 Mar 2017
Decision due
2 Mar 2017
Grant issued
3 Apr 2017
Application Details
- Location
- 5 Victoria Road , Cork
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork City Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 6 January 2017
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 1 March 2017
- Grant Date
- 3 April 2017
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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full planning permission for 3 no. generators measuring 22.34 sqm in total gross floor area at ground floor level of the permitted and under construction development known as Navigation Square
Navigation Square bounded by Albert Quay East to , the North buildings fronting Victoria Road to the , East Albert Road to the south
Permission for an extension to the existing constructed ESB substation (TP18/37765) to accommodate a 20 sqm electrical transformer room to serve the development known as Navigation Square (TP16/36773, 17/37514 and 19/38549), bounded by Albert Quay East to the North, buildings fronting Victoria Road to the East, Albert Road to the South and buildings fronting Albert Street to the West
Navigation Square bounded by ALbert Quay East to , Victoria Road to the East Albert Road to the South , and buildings fronting Albert Street
Permission for a mixed use residential and commercial development on the site No. 5 Victoria Road, Cork City a recorded protected structure (RPS Ref. PS1139). The development will consist of 19 no. residential units with ground floor café, restaurant, service and amenity space. Pedestrian access to the site will be through No. 5 Victoria Road. The development will consist of the following; Internal and external alterations to No. 5 Victoria Road including the partial demolition of the rear elevation and its change of use from office, showroom and recreational use to restaurant and the provision of pedestrian access to the rear of the site; The construction of a residential building with ground floor commercial uses to the rear of and connecting to No. 5 Victoria Road; The building ranges from 6 no. storeys to 10 no. storeys with ground floor café, amenity space, service uses and ancillary restaurant use; The provision of 19 no. residential units consisting of 6 no. 1 bed, 10 no. 2 bed and 3 no. 3 bed; and all associated works. NIS included with the application.
No. 5 Victoria Road , Cork City , Cork
For retention of change of use to areas within the public open space at Navigation Square as a location for local artisan food and beverage suppliers to service the Navigation Square development as well as the general public. These uses will include the sale of hot food and beverages for take away consumption and all ancillary site works and services. The proposed development is located at the permitted and under construction development known as Navigation Square (as permitted under Cork City Council Planning Ref. TP16/36773).
Navigation Square on a site bounded by Albert Quay , to the north buildings fronting Victoria Road , to the east Albert Road to the south
Permission for an ESB substation and meter rooms at ground floor level of the permitted and under construction development known as Navigation Square (TP 16/36773 and 17/37514)
Navigation Square , Bounded by Albert Quay East to the North , buildings fronting Victoria Road to the East
Permission for modifications to office Block D permitted under Cork City Council ref 16/36773 at the navigation Square Development (currently under construction) The proposed modifications seek to provide an additional floor of office accommodation from the previously permitted five storeys to six storeys. The proposed development also includes for terraces at fifth floor level; alterations to elevations and internal layout, permission for retention of car parking and associated site development works.
Navigation Square , Site bordered by Albert Quay to the North and buil
Permission for 1 no. additional generator measuring 4.65 sqm in total gross floor area at ground floor level of the permitted and under construction development known as Navigation Square (TP 16/36773 and 17/37514), bounded by Albert Quay to the north, buildings fronting Victoria Road to the east, Albert Road to the south and buildings fronting Albert Street to the west
Navigation square bounded by Albert Quay to the , north buildings fronting Victoria Road to the , east Albert Road to the south
Permission for the change of use of a café unit to provide for a facilities Management and security office at the permitted and under construction development known as Navigation Square (Cork City Council Planning Ref. 16/36773 and 17/37514).
Navigation Square bounded by Albert Quay East to , North buildings fronting Victoria Road to the Eas , Albert Road to the South
full planning permission including 2 No. totem signs, 4.9sqm total surface area and 4 No. building wall signs, 10.6sqm total surface area and ancillary works,
Navigation Square bounded by Albert Quay East , to the northbuildings fronting Victoria Road to , the east Albert Road to the south and
Permission for demolition of former 'Port Bar' with residence above (it is proposed to maintain the existing front façade of the building) and the construction of a new four storey building including (a) a restaurant with associated kitchens, storage and bin storage to the ground floor, (b) 3 No. new 2-bed apartments over first, second and third floors and all associated site developments works
Port Bar , 2 Victoria Road , Cork
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