UCC Enterprise Centre , Distillery Fields , North Mall

Permission for the deep energy retrofit of the existing part single-storey, part two-storey Enterprise Centre building t Distillery Fields, North Mall, Cork, T23N73K. The works comprises of installation of new external insulation with render finish, new aluminium windows and doors and new profiled metal roof to replace existing. Also installation of rooftop PV panels, construction of a new single storey plantroom for geothermal heat pump and associated site development works.

UCC Enterprise Centre , Distillery Fields , North Mall

Permission for retention for works completed at the Enterprise Centre building at Distillery Fields North Mall Cork T23N73K. the work comprises of 1) addition of render finish to brickwork 2) demolition of single storey boiler room 3) relocation of single storey plantroom 4) construction of single storey compound for air source heat pump and all associated site development works

UCC Enterprise Centre , Distillery Fields , North Mall

Permission for development of a new research facility at the site at: University College Cork, Distillery Fields, North Mall, Cork T23XA50. The proposed development will consist of: Construction of a new purpose-built research facility comprising of approximately 16,135 sqm (GIA) rising from 4 storeys at the east to 7 storeys at the west. This comprises a mix of research laboratories, with support accommodation of seminar rooms, offices, exhibition space and café. Construction of a separate stand-alone two storey utilities building of approximately 190 sqm which incorporates a new sub-station (relocating an existing sub-station on the site). Construction of a new walled enclosure to contain a central gas store, water tanks, bins and general storage areas. Construction of two single storey secure bike parking structures, 60.5 sqm and 80.5 sqm. Relocation and rationalisation of the existing 154 car parking spaces into a new central car park. All ancillary development including site wide landscaping. In order to facilitate the above proposals, which are in line with the National Planning Framework and Cork City Development Plan 2015-21 objectives (refer to the Urban Design Framework Section 2), the former Irish Distillers Bottling Plant, associated parking, hard standing and existing utility buildings are to be demolished. The equipment, processes and operations in the new laboratory building will be subject to a Trade Effluent Licence and biannual testing on emissions to atmosphere for several parameters to ensure that the stated limits are not exceeded. This will be an extension of Tyndall's current licensing agreements. The development will involve works adjacent to Alderman Reilly's Bridge (PS814) and will be within the curtilage of Distillery House and Chimney (PS813), which are protected structures identified on the Record of Protected Structures of the Cork City Development Plan 2015-2021. An Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIAR) has been prepared and will be submitted to the planning authority with the application. A Natura Impact Statement (NIS) will be submitted to the planning authority with the application.

University College Cork , Distillery Fields , North Mall

Permission for the change of use of an existing shed to a new three-storey detached dwelling, incorporating all ancillary site works on my site at the end of Rockwell Lane, Sunday's Well Road, Cork City.

End of Rockwell Lane , Sunday's Well Road , Cork

Permission for a change of elevation and a change of plan to granted planning application reference 18/37802. The application consists of the demolition of an existing single storey, end of terrace, storage shed and the construction of 2 no. four bedroom semi-detached dwellings over four storeys, (2 storeys above Sundays Well Road), including a new pedestrian entrance off Sundays Well Road, bin storage, bike storage and all associated site works.

Sundays Well/Rockwell Lane , Cork City

For a ten year permission for the phased development of a new bridge, together with boardwalk connections to provide a shared pedestrian and cycle link between Grenville Place, the existing Tyndall Campus at Lee Maltings on the south bank of the River Lee and Distillery Fields, North Mall, T23XA50 and the proposed Tyndall National Institute facility on Distillery Fields, North Mall, Cork T23XA50 (planning application reference 21/40068). The proposed development will consist of: Phase 1: A new structure will tie into the existing Banks-of-the-Lee-Walkway and the boardwalks and paths that will run along the south façade of the former bottling plant that are to be constructed as part of the proposed Tyndall North building. This new structure will create a podium connection to receive Phase 2, the future North Mall Bridge. Phase 2: A circa 58m long x 4m wide tri-span bridge on two structural piers connecting the existing Tyndall National Institute Campus at Lee Maltings on the south to Distillery Fields (North Mall) site and boardwalks constructed in Phase 1. The new bridge will intervene with the Lee Maltings Complex (Protected Structure Ref PS597) at the existing glazed atrium link between the buildings. This intervention will consist of the closing up of an existing balcony and three windows and the infilling of this balcony to create the solid structural support pier for the new bridge landing. This support pier will be finished in matching stone. It will also include the modification of the existing glazed atrium façade to allow direct access from the bridge into the Tyndall atrium. Phase 3: A cantilevered boardwalk, with detail structural connections onto the Lee Maltings Complex (Protected Structure Ref597), will connect the new bridge to Grenville Place, thereby completing the public connectivity to the currently proposed and future developments on the North Mall site. The development will take place adjacent to and directly connected to the protected structure identified on the Record of Protected Structures of the Cork City Development Plan 2022-2028: Lee Maltings Complex (PS597) which comprises of the Mill NIAH Reg. 20500770; Lee Mills House NIAH Reg. 20500771 and Maltings NIAH Reg. 20500772. An Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIAR) has been prepared and will be submitted to the planning authority as part of this application. The EIAR will be available for available for inspection or purchase at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of ma

University College Cork , Distillery Fields North Mall Cork T23XA50 , Crossing to Grenville Place/Lee Maltings

Permission for the demolition of an existing single storey extension at 7.1 sq.m. to the rear of the existing dwelling. Erection of a new single storey extension of 15 sq.m. including a roof terrace above. The addition of a two storey extension to the rear of 5.7 sq.m. Alterations to external elevations and all ancillary site works.

13 Sundays Well Road , Cork

Permission for development of a pedestrian and cycle bridge at Lee Maltings, Dyke Parade, Cork T12PX46 to North Mall, Cork T23XA50. The proposed development will consist of: A circa 65m long x 3.5-4.5m wide tri span bridge on two structural piers connecting the existing Tyndall National Institute campus on the south to Tyndall National Institute's New Facility on the North. The bridge design will be subject to Section 50 approval by the OPW. The abutment at the North will tie into the podium level of the new Tyndall National Institute facility. The abutment at the South will eventually form part of the future OPW Flood Relief Works in this area. An Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIAR) has been prepared and will be submitted to the planning authority as part of this application. A Natura Impact Statement will be submitted to the planning authority with the application.

University College Cork , Distillery Fields North Mall Cork , T23XA50 Crossing to:

Permission for a residential scheme on a site at 152 Sundays Well Avenue, Cork City. The proposed scheme will consist of the demolition of a single derelict structure on site and the construction of 16 no. residential units across two blocks- one block containing 4 no. three bed apartments (over 3 storeys) and a four storey apartment block containing 12 no. apartments comprising 8 no. 2 bed and 4 no. 1 bed units. Access to apartment block 1 is proposed from Sunday's Well Road and access to apartment Block 2 is proposed from 152 Sunday's Well Avenue. The application constitutes a change of planning (increased density on same footprint) to previously granted scheme Tp 11/34902 due to expire on the 8th of November 2022. This granted permission was also altered by granted permissions Tp 13/35570 and Tp 13/35830 which changed elements of the original application 11/34902 relating to underground car parking. The development also includes associated car parking, bin storage, bicycle parking, landscaping, boundary treatments, drainage and all ancillary site development works.

152 Sundays Well Avenue , Cork City

Permission for a residential scheme on a site at 152 Sunday's Well Avenue, Cork City. The proposed scheme will consist of the demolition of a single derelict structure on site and the construction of 11 no. residential units over two blocks, one block containing two no. three storey (3 and 4 bed) semi-detached houses and a three storey apartment block containing 9 no. (1, 2 and 3 bed) apartments. Access to the apartment block is proposed from Sunday's Well Road and access to the two semi-detached houses is proposed from 152 Sunday's Well Avenue. The application constitutes a change of planning (increased density on same footprint) to previously granted scheme TP 11/34902 due to expire on the 8th of November 2022. This granted permission was also altered by granted permissions TP 13/35570 and TP 13/35830 which changed elements of the original application 11/34902 relating to underground car parking. The proposal draws together all of the previous grants of permission into a single coherent scheme as well as proposes an increase of density than what was previously permitted (previously 4 units) to 11 units. The development also includes, associated car parking (basement and surface), landscaping, boundary treatments, drainage and all ancillary site development works.

152 Sundays Well Avenue , Cork City