Savoy Centre located at Saint Patricks Street/ , Drawbridge Street/ William Street and , Nos. 111-112 Saint Patriscks Street

Permission for a proposed development within the Savoy Centre affecting the ground floor of Nos. 111-112 Saint Patrick's Street (formerly A-Wear) and the rear (western) elevation fronting onto Drawbridge Street and the partial southern elevation fronting onto William Street, Cork City. The proposed development involves the amalgamation of two no. retail units the current JD Sports unit and the former A-Wear unit on the ground floor and the consequent relocation of the café unit within the centre to the Drawbridge Street side which will involve the construction of a new shopfront elevation onto Drawbridge Street. The proposed development also includes the change of use of the former Hickeys space at first floor level from retail to storage/ancillary office use. The removal of the upper floor access from Saint Patrick's Street to the upper floors of 111-112 is also proposed. The creation of a service route access to the café unit which will be accessed via William Street. Indicative masterplan drawings for the entire site are also included with this application. These works include... the removal/relocation of partitions, counters, accommodation stairs, reconfiguration of internal units, drainage, bin storage, plant space, etc. Permission is sought for the above and associated site development works.

Units within The Savoy Centre located at , Saint Patrick's Street/Drawbridge Street/William S , and Number 111-112 Saint Patrick's Street

Permission for development at the Savoy Centre. The development will consist of the following amendments to the previously permitted Cork City Council planning application ref 19/38450; an increase in the size and configuration of a cupboard containing a fire detection panel located behind the central column of the shopfront from o.5 sq m to 1.0 sq. m.; and the installation of internal illumination (14.7 sq. m.) along the fascia and soffit return panels of the shopfront. Permission was sought for similar internal illumination under Cork City Council planning application reference no. 19/38450 but was omitted by way of a planning condition. The proposed internal illumination has been reduced in depth from 1345 mm in Cork City Council planning reference no 19/38450 to 795 mm in this planning application. The works are confined to the ground floor

111-112 (former A-wear Unit) , St.Patrick's St

Permission for development for: The change of use of space in the second floor of the building from storage to retail including all ancillary works to facilitate the development.

113-115 , Saint Patrick Street , Cork (Easons Building)

Permission for development for: Removal of existing shop front canopy and a new shopfront on the east elevation of the property including: one operator sign with LED lighting and new fascia; splayed, glazed entrance with one backlit operator sign; one 'bus stop', projecting sign with illuminated letters and other minor alterations ancillary to the proposed works.

113-115 Saint Patrick Street , Cork , (Easons Building)

Permission for development for: the erection of a projecting sign with illuminated letters and ancillary works on the Drawbridge Street elevation of the Former Easons building.

113-115 Saint Patrick Street , Cork , (former Easons Building)

Permission for development for : a new shopfront on the east elevation of the property including: new entrance canopy with one operator sign (letter height 169mm) and soffit with LED lighting; splayed, glazed entrance with one backlit operator sign (letter height 97mm); high level banding to reduce the overall area of glazing; and other minor alterations ancillary to the proposed works. The upper levels of the east elevation remain unchanged and there are no proposed works to the north elevation.

113-115 , Saint Patrick Street , Cork

Permission for the redevelopment of the Savoy Centre (No. 108-109 Saint Patrick’s Street) and a number of surrounding units including 106-107 Saint Patrick’s Street (formerly Quills), and the upper floors of Nos. 111-112 Saint Patrick’s Street (formerly A-Wear). Located at Saint Patrick’s Street and William Street, Cork City. The proposed works involve the demolition, and reconstruction, of internal and external elements of the existing block at all levels within the curtilage of the existing pattern to form retail shops at ground floor level, with some retail units extending to first floor level (Units 2 and 3). The proposed works include the decommissioning of the existing Savoy Centre and its constituent small internal retail units (currently vacant) and the reconfiguration of the space to form three no. individual retail units all fronting onto and accessed from Saint Patrick’s Street. The development also consists of the change of use of a portion of the Savoy Theatre and former upper retail areas to residential use to accommodate 11 no. apartments. Access to the retail units will be provided off Saint Patrick’s Street. Access to the apartments will be from William Street. These works include, but are not limited to, the removal/relocation of partitions, counters, accommodation stairs, roof terraces and landscaping, reconfiguration of internal units, drainage, bin storage, improvements to the external fabric and lighting along William Street; plant space etc. The proposal constitutes the second phase of the Savoy Redevelopment with phase 1 being permitted under 18/38168. Permission is sought for the above and all associated site development works.

The Savoy Centre 108-109 , Saint Patrick's Street 106-107 , Saint Patrick's Street 111-112

Permission... for (1) the removal of the existing shop front and the installation of a new aluminium framed, glazed shop front including the relocation of the entrance doors, (2) the removal of the existing entrance to the upper floors and the installation of a new aluminium framed, glazed doorset,(3) the installation of steel rear halo illuminated fascia logo to the shop front ,(4) the installation of a projecting signage box to the shop front, (5) the removal of the existing signage and installation of internally illuminated fascia '3' logo sign between the first and second floors and (6) all associated site works.

110 Saint Patrick Street , Cork

permission is sought for change of use from retail at ground floor, and from offices at first floor, to use as a coffee shop at ground and first floor levels of 110 St. Patrick's Street, Cork. Works will include renovation of shop front, new fascia signage, and installation of a new stairs linking ground and first floors.

110 St. Patrick's Street , Cork , Ground Floor and First Floor Levels

Permission for development at the Savoy Centre (No.108-109 Saint Patrick’s Street) including 106-107 Saint Patrick’s Street (formerly Quills), encompassing the upper floors of Nos. 111-112 Saint Patrick’s Street. Located at Saint Patrick’s Street and William Street, Cork City. The proposed works involve the demolition (123.874m2), and reconstruction/construction of internal elements of the existing block at all levels within the curtilage of the existing pattern to form an expanded Retail Unit 2 (Formerly Quills) at ground level, involving the amalgamation of smaller retail units which were formerly part of the now vacant Savoy Shopping Centre at ground floor level (Falcon Travel, Barber Shop, Phone Shop, Jump Juice) into Retail Unit 2. The proposed works involve the change of use from former ground floor mall to retail use of 181.252m2 to allow for the expansion of Retail Unit 2 (Formerly Quills). The proposed works include reconfiguration of the existing Savoy Shopping Centre entrance onto Saint Patrick’s Street to facilitate access to the existing upper floors. Access to Retail Unit 2 will be provided at the current Quills entrance at 106-107 Saint Patrick’s Street. Access to the upper floors is provided at the current entrance to the Savoy 108-109 Saint Patrick’s Street. These works include, but are not limited to, the removal/relocation of partitions, counters, accommodation stairs, fire escape stairs. Permission is sought for the above and all associated site development works.

The Savoy Centre (No.108-109 , St. Patricks St. including 106-107 , St. Patricks St. (formerly Quills) encompassing th