Proposed Development
Permission... for the extension and change of use of an existing warehouse... The front section of the building will remain three storey, as is. Three additional storeys shall be added to the existing two-storey rear section which shall be c 15.2m high. The completed building will comprise a coffee/wine bar (c. 68sq.m.) and offices on the ground floor, and further offices on the upper floors, totalling c.1120 sq.m. of office space.
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Application received
18 Dec 2018
Decision due
15 Aug 2019
Decision: CONDITIONAL
15 Aug 2019
Grant issued
23 Sept 2019
Application Details
- Location
- No. 20 Hanover Street , Cork
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork City Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 18 December 2018
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 15 August 2019
- Grant Date
- 23 September 2019
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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Permission is sought by ACOM Consultancy Ltd. The development will comprise of the proposed use of part of the roof as an outdoor roof venue incorporating a bar area. The Hanover Complex houses a Protected Structure record no. PS135 on the Record of Protected Structures.
Hanover Complex , No. 14-19 , Hanover Street
Permission for development at Nos. 27-29 Washington Street, Cork (Protected Structure PS 1096/1097) The development will consist of a change of use from Licensed Restaurant (Ground and First Floor), with ancillary bar to bar/restaurant (762 sqm.). No external works are proposed to the building.
Dwyers of Cork , 27-29 Washington Street , Cork
Retention permission is being sought for the as constructed extension to the permitted restaurant and ancillary bar premises known as Rachel's Restaurant (Ref: 16/36972). This comprises an increase in gross floor area of 21sq.m. Planning Permission is being sought for the following: 1) the change of use of part of the ground floor (65sq.m) from office use (formerly George Mills Solicitors) for inclusion in the permitted restaurant and ancillary bar premises - 65sq.m. 2) change of use of part of the first floor (112sq.m) from office use (formerly George Mills Solicitors) to restaurant and ancillary bar use supporting the permitted ground floor restaurant and ancillary bar (16/36972). 3) minor elevational changes & 4) connections to all relevant services. The proposed works will be carried out to a protected structure PS 1096/1097.
27-29 , Washington Street , Cork City
For permission and retention permission for development at Nos. 27-29 Washington Street, Cork (Protected Structure PS 1096/1097). The development will consist of permission for retention of 7 no. flagpoles on the Washington Street elevation. The development will also consist of the removal of 5 no. existing awnings and replacement with 7 no. new awnings, to the exterior of the structure on Little Cross Street elevation and the removal of 2 no. existing awnings and replacement with 5 no. new awnings to the exterior of the structure on the Washington Street elevation and all associated ancillary structures required to facilitate outdoor dining, including screens and heaters, directly adjoining the building on Little Cross Street and Washington Street. No internal works are proposed to the building.
Dwyers of Cork , 27-29 Washington Street , Cork
Permission is sought for the retention of façade works to a protected structure (Cork City Council RPS ref. P51076), including works to the façade at Ground Floor level as well as the replacement of 5no. new windows to the Ground floor facades, facing Washington Street and Hanover Place.
Chambers Bar , Washington Street , Cork City
Permission for 1) The retention of an existing fixed awning structure consisting of a prefabricated galvanized frame bolted to existing block wall, metal tension rods, and a retractable red and white striped awning material covering. 2) The retention of existing raised external seating area surrounded by a timber panel fence, stud wall and timber planters. 3) The installation of a metal frame structure with fixed toughened glass panels, to be fitted on top of the existing stud wall to create a sheltered seating enclosure. The proposed structure will be 500mm below the existing awning structure all round. The proposed enclosure will include 3 no. emergency exit doors facing onto Little Cross Street as well as two additional metal frame doors with glass and cladding to be located at either end of the enclosure. 4) all associated site development works.
Rearden's Bar , Little Cross Street , Cork City
For permission consisting of the temporary use of part of Lee Point student accommodation development which comprises Zone A of the wider Beamish and Crawford Brewery site (permitted under Reg. Ref.: 10/34698; ABP Ref: PL28.239383 as amended by permission Reg. Ref.: 16/37064) for tourist and visitor accommodation (alongside permitted student accommodation). A total of 168 no. bedrooms are proposed for tourist and visitor accommodation with 252 no. bedrooms remaining for student accommodation. The temporary use will be implemented between 1st September 2021 and 31st May 2022. After such times, Condition 18 of permission Reg. Ref.: 16/37064 will apply. There are no physical changes proposed to the permitted development.
Lee Point , Brewery Quarter , South Main Street
Permission for permission consisting of the temporary use of part of Lee Point student accommodation development which comprises Zone A of the wider Beamish and Crawford Brewery site (permitted Reg. Ref. 10/34698; ABP Ref: PL28.239383 amended by permission Reg. Ref.: 16/37064) for tourist and visitor accommodation (alongside permitted student accommodation). A total of 168 no. bedrooms are proposed for tourist and visitor accommodation with 252 no. bedrooms remaining for student accommodation. The temporary use will be implemented between 1st January 2021 and 31st May 2021. After such times, Condition 18 of permission Reg. ref.: 16/37064 will apply. There are no physical changes proposed to the permitted development.
Lee Point , Brewery Quarter , South Main Street
Permission for the removal of existing rear extensions and reconstruction of a new 3 storey rear extension, construction of a single storey rear extension, the replacement of existing roof, including 2 no. rear dormers, 2 rear velux roof lights, and the change of use to short term letting to an existing dwelling. The proposed development works consists of the carrying out of works to a protected structure PS441.
2 Wandesford Quay , Cork
Permission for development at a c. 0.063 ha site at a Retail Unit at Brewery Quarter (opposite and west of the Oval Bar), South Main Street, Cork. The development will consist of (I) The provision of an ancillary off-license sales areas of 29.5 sq.m in a Retail Unit at ground floor level (permitted under Reg. Ref. No. 1034698; ABP Ref. No. 239383 and amendment application Reg. Ref. No. 1637064); (II) The provision of associated internal (behind glazing) signage to the southern and eastern elevations comprising individually mounted internally illuminated letters and light grey support frame; projection sign to the southern elevation; information signage; and over door signage panel at the customer entrance on the southern elevation; (III) Minor works including new automatic bi-parting doors; louvres to the southern, eastern and western elevations; frosted vinyl coverings and manifestations to glazing to southern and eastern elevations; (IV) Associated plant area to be provided at basement level; and (V) All ancillary site development works.
A circa 0.063 ha site , at a Retail Unit at , Brewery Quarter (opposite & west of the Oval Bar)
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