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Unit 5 , The Elysian , Eglinton Street

CONDITIONAL

Planning application 1938413

Cork - Cork City Council

Proposed Development

Permission ...for change of use of an existing private open space, to a public seating area associated with an existing restaurant premises at Unit 5, The Elysian, Eglinton Street, Cork.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    28 May 2019

  2. Decision: CONDITIONAL

    18 Jul 2019

  3. Decision due

    22 Jul 2019

  4. Grant issued

    27 Aug 2019

Application Details

Location
Unit 5 , The Elysian , Eglinton Street
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork City Council

Timeline

Registration Date
28 May 2019
Status
APPLICATION FINALISED
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Decision Date
18 July 2019
Grant Date
27 August 2019

Location

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Permission for the change of use and amalgamation of permitted gym, crèche and service core to tenant amenity at first floor level. The proposed development includes the infilling of the service core with a floor slab at first floor level and permission for a change of use to separate tenant amenity space underneath at ground floor level. Permission is also sought for the erection of new signage and elevational changes at the concierge entrance, and all other ancillary site works at the Elysian mixed use development on Old Station Road, Eglinton Street, Port Lane and Albert Street, Cork City.

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1838185CONDITIONAL20 Dec 2018

Permission for the change of use of existing ground floor retail use at retail units 2 and 3 (as permitted under Cork City Council registered reference 04/28877) to office use, elevational changes including relocation of doorways on Eglinton Street and the replacement of glazed area with blockwork to the rear of unit 3, signage, and all other ancillary site works.

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1837946N/A20 Jun 2018

permission for 1 no. external sign onto the existing western façade at first floor level of the Webworks building at Eglinton Street. This development is within the curtilage of two protected structures (PS0001 and PS0941)

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1737246CONDITIONAL5 Jan 2017

The erection of one no. sign on the north elevation of 'One Albert Quay', Albert Quay and Albert Street, Cork

One Albert Quay , Albert Quay and Albert Street , Cork

95m
2443384CONDITIONAL6 Nov 2024

Permission for the change of use from Café to Office with all associated works

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2543632CONDITIONAL12 Feb 2025

Permission for erection of one no. sign on the north elevation of "One Albert Quay" (Cork City Council Planning Ref 14/36015).

One Albert Quay , Albert Quay and , Albert Street

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2443470CONDITIONAL6 Dec 2024

Full planning permission for the erection of one no. sign on the north facing elevation

One Albert Quay , Albert Quay and Albert Street , Cork

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2140237CONDITIONAL28 May 2021

Permission for an office building of between 1-5-12-14-16 storeys over ground floor, including plant (parapet height +77.525); external terraces at Levels 2, 6, 13, and 15; meeting space at Level 15, which is also to be used for external events; and two levels of basement which accommodates car parking, cycle spaces, and motorbike spaces. The proposed office buildings are designed for single and/or multiple office users and provides for general offices and /or business and technology uses and/or office based industry uses. The proposed development includes a ground floor café/deli with outdoor seating area, and the refurbishment and reuse of 2no. Protected Structures, the two-storey former Cork, Blackrock and Passage Railway Offices, Ref. No. PS 1137, and the adjoining single-storey former Blackrock and Passage Railway Terminus – Ticket Office, Ref. No. PS 1138, which is also a Recorded Monument, CO074-119002, which are to be retained and initially reused as a temporary construction compound for the proposed development, and then refurbished as part of the proposed development for office use and public bar/restaurant use with outdoor seating area respectively. The total above ground gross floor area proposed is 23,054m2 (including existing buildings). The proposed development also includes the demolition of the existing two-storey Carey Tool Hire building and all ancillary structures, and the retention of the Albert Road Post Box (Protected Structure Ref. No. PS942). The proposed development also includes pedestrian accesses from Albert Quay East and Albert Street, the omission of the existing vehicular access from Alfred Street, and the repositioning of the existing vehicular access from Albert Quay East. The proposed development includes all site development; drainage; plant, including substations; and public realm and landscaping works, including a sculpture. The planning application is accompanied by an Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIAR) and a Natura Impact Statement (NIS).

The Carey Tool Hire Site Albert Quay , bounded by Albert Quay East to the north , Albert Street to the west Albert Road to the south

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