Proposed Development
permission at 4 Woods Street for a change of use of existing ground floor garage to a storage space to serve proposed overhead 2 apartments at first floor and second floor level for which permission is further sought. Permission for demolition is also sought for existing first floor and roof level. Façade alterations proposed at ground floor level will include replacement of existing garage doors with new access doors for use by proposed apartments overhead.
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Application received
28 Aug 2017
Application withdrawn
23 Apr 2018
Application Details
- Location
- No. 4 , Woods Street , Cork
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork City Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 28 August 2017
- Status
- WITHDRAWN
- Decision
- N/A
- Withdrawn
- 23 April 2018
Location
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permission to erect ground floor storage space with separate entrance, bin storage and entrance to upper floors. One apartment on first floor and one on second floor
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No 4 Woods Street , Cork
permission for the demolition of no's 7,8,9&10 Wood's Street, Cork City, and for the construction of a new Cancer Care Centre and all associated site works on a 0.02 Ha site. The development, measuring 421 sq m, which will range in height from 2 to 3 storeys, will include, offices, reception, waiting area, social space, multi-purpose space, counselling rooms, reading room and all associated ancillary spaces.
7-10 , Wood's Street
permission for development on a 0.32 Ha site at The Former Square Deal premises ( a Protected Structure), Washington Street West, Cork City (bounded to the south by Washington street , to the west by Woods Street, to the north by Lynch's Street and to the east by buildings fronting Little Hanover Street). The development, measuring 9,458 sq m, which will range in height from part 2 to part 6 no. Storey's will consist of: the retention of the 19th century two- and three-storey redbrick section to Washington Street West. The provision of a mixed use development including a co-working space with associated café/ bar meeting rooms and ancillary spaces (1,605 sq m ); a café (310 sq m) ; and a student accommodation residence (7,543 sq m ) ( which will be utilised for short-term letting during student holiday periods) providing 242 no. bed spaces.
The Former Square Deal Premises (Prot. Struc.) , (Bounded by Washington Street Woods Street , Lynch’s Street and Little Hanover Street)
permission for development on a 0.32 Ha site at The Former Square Deal premises ( a Protected Structure), Washington Street West, Cork City (bounded to the south by Washington street , to the west by Woods Street, to the north by Lynch's Street and to the east by buildings fronting Little Hanover Street). The development, measuring 9,458 sq m, which will range in height from part 2 to part 6 no. Storey's will consist of: the retention of the 19th century two- and three-storey redbrick section to Washington Street West. The provision of a mixed use development including a co-working space with associated café/ bar meeting rooms and ancillary spaces (1,605 sq m ); a café (310 sq m) ; and a student accommodation residence (7,543 sq m ) ( which will be utilised for short-term letting during student holiday periods) providing 242 no. bed spaces.
The Former Square Deal Premises (Prot. Struc.) , (Bounded by Washington Street Woods Street , Lynch’s Street and Little Hanover Street)
permission for development on a 0.32 Ha site at The Former Square Deal premises ( a Protected Structure), Washington Street West, Cork City (bounded to the south by Washington street , to the west by Woods Street, to the north by Lynch's Street and to the east by buildings fronting Little Hanover Street). The development, measuring 9,458 sq m, which will range in height from part 2 to part 6 no. Storey's will consist of: the retention of the 19th century two- and three-storey redbrick section to Washington Street West. The provision of a mixed use development including a co-working space with associated café/ bar meeting rooms and ancillary spaces (1,605 sq m ); a café (310 sq m) ; and a student accommodation residence (7,543 sq m ) ( which will be utilised for short-term letting during student holiday periods) providing 242 no. bed spaces.
The Former Square Deal Premises (Prot. Struc.) , (Bounded by Washington Street Woods Street , Lynch’s Street and Little Hanover Street)
Permission for the proposed extension and alterations to No.9 Dyke Parade, Cork for a Cancer Care Centre and associated offices. The proposed development includes the adaptation of existing rear returns, the construction of a part single, part two storey rear extension, conservation and restoration works including the repair of the existing roof and building facades, replacement of existing rooflights and windows and internal alterations. The proposal also includes for the extension of and alterations to an existing rear mews building as part of the centre, the creation of an accessible entrance, landscaping and all associated and ancillary site development works. The proposed development consists of works to a Protected Structure, No.9 Dyke Parade (Protected Structure Reference No. PS584)
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No.16 , Washington Street West , Cork
Permission for the change of use of a launderette, (permitted by Cork City Council Planning Reference 06/30841) to a gaming arcade/casino and all ancillary works.
No.16 , Washington Street West , Cork
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