Proposed Development
permission to remove the existing shop-front and to construct a new glazing and entrance doors
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Application received
23 May 2017
Decision: CONDITIONAL
13 Jul 2017
Decision due
17 Jul 2017
Grant issued
18 Aug 2017
Application Details
- Location
- 20 , Winthrop Street , Cork
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork City Council
- Site Area
- 0.0084 ha
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 23 May 2017
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 13 July 2017
- Grant Date
- 18 August 2017
Location
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Permission for the change of use from the existing retail premises for the sale of Gelato (Ice Cream) including all internal modifications and modifications to external signage, including ice cream making area with retail counter and customer service area, entrance to storage area, new awnings and signage to Winthrop Street and St. Patrick's Street facades, and all ancillary site works.
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Permission for development at McDonalds Restaurant 4-5 Winthrop Street. The development will consist of alterations to existing shop front including, removal of existing entrance swing doors and replaced with new sliding doors and side panels, 1 No. window display unit behind the proposed glazed shop front to Winthrop Street elevation and new roller shutter to bin storage on Winthrop Lane.
McDonalds Restaurant , 4-5 Winthrop Street , Winthrop Lane
permission for the development at this site, Ulster Bank. The development will consist of the removal of all teller counters, with minor internal wall reconfiguration to building. All proposed works to non-original fixtures fittings and partitions. Install a new letter plate to door on front elevation. The property is a protected structure. Reg No.20513066
17 , Winthrop Street , Cork
For retention permission. The development will consist of: Indefinite retention permission regarding the removal of the Ulster Bank raised signage lettering, general blue Ulster Bank signage, bus stop sign and the removal of the ATM, night-safe and bin infilled with glazing to match the existing. Indefinite retention permission regarding the removal of all interior merchandise, loose furniture and general blue signage.
17 Winthrop Street , Cork
Permission for change of use of ground and first floors from financial services use to café use, along with new business signage, and any associated site development works
16/17 , Winthrop Street , Cork City
Permission for change of use of ground and first floors from financial services use to cafe use, along with new business signage, and any associated site development works.
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permission for change of use to ground floor from Retail to Retail with sales of coffee and food for consumption on and off premises to include alterations to interior signage, lighting and external extendable canopy
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Permission for the redevelopment and amalgamation of retail units at St. Patrick’s Street, Cook Street, Oliver Plunkett Street and Robert Street, Cork City. The proposed works comprise the following: (1) Reconfiguration and alterations to the existing layout to provide for 2 floors of retail, with ancillary storage, office and staff uses, and plant and equipment on the 2nd and 3rd floors; (2) Change of use of 1 Cook Street and 3 Cook Street from restaurant use to retail use; (3) Change of use of 33-34 St. Patrick’s Street from commercial use to retail use; (4) Demolition works to 33-34 St. Patrick’s Street and 1-3 Cook Street to facilitate the reconfiguration of the retail space including demolition of existing floors and roofs and partial demolition if internal party walls; (5) Partial demolition of Elbow Lane, integrating the northern part of the laneway into the retail floor area. The southern part of Elbow Lane will remain as private access and yard space for independent retails units; (6) Demolition of southern wall of 31-34 St. Patrick’s Street and partial demolition of western façade of 27-30 St. Patrick’s Street to incorporate Elbow Lane; (7) Alterations to the facades of St. Patrick’s Street (Protected Structures PS414, PS415, PS416 and PS417), Cook Street, Oliver Plunkett Street and Robert Street, including signage, adjustment to shopfront plinths, glazing, parapet detailing and site entrances; (8) Widening of existing entrance at No.2 Cook Street to form a secondary entrance; (9) Provision of underground sprinkler tank; (10) Provision of new link corridor at second floor of 27-30 St. Patrick’s Street, connecting the existing bridge over Robert’s Street with the stock room at second floor level of 4-7 Robert Street; (11) Provision of new signage panels on facades of St. Patrick’s Street, Oliver Plunkett Street and Cook Street; (12) Construction of new electricity substation at ground floor level with access onto Robert Street; (13) Construction of new storm sewer under the footprint of 4 Cook Street (Protected Structure PS027); and (14) All associated ancillary site development works including drainage. The proposed development consists of the carrying out of works to Protected Structures PS414, PS415, PS416, PS417 and PS027.
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Permission for new clear sheeted metal canopy to replace the existing canvas awning to the front elevation and for the retention of painted motif to the eastern elevation of an existing building.
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