Proposed Development
Permission... for the restoration and extension of an existing three storey terraced dwelling at 5 Moore Street, Cork T12Y2N2. Works include conversion of existing attic level accommodation, modifications to main roof (new dormer window and velux roof light to front elevation and new dormer to rear), windows to side of return to rear and all associated works.
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Application received
4 Jun 2020
Decision: CONDITIONAL
17 Jul 2020
Decision due
29 Jul 2020
Grant issued
24 Aug 2020
Application Details
- Location
- 5 Moore Street , Cork
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork City Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 4 June 2020
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 17 July 2020
- Grant Date
- 24 August 2020
Location
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Permission for the construction of a 5 storey building to accommodate the provision of 15 No. apartments consisting of 14 No. one bedroom apartments and 1 No. studio apartment, all with integrated private open space. The development will include the provision of bicycle and bin storage located to the rear of the existing residential building on the site and accessed off a private lane that runs along the rear of the site. The development will include all the necessary ancillary site works including the provision of footpaths and rear entrance, the disposal of waste and storm water to public sewers and the provision of a potable water supply from a public main. The development will also include alterations to the existing residential building on the site to accommodate access to the new development. It will also include the construction of access and ancillary accommodation over the (on top of) the existing residential building on the site.
29 Coach Street , Cork
Permission for extension and alterations and all associated site works at No. 40 Coach Street, Cork T12E9V3 by Pedro Senra and Luzia Lopes. The development will consist of extension at the rear at first and second floor level, addition of new 2 no. windows at the rear at first and second floor level and addition of new 2 no. windows at the rear at first and second floor level facing existing courtyard at Coach Street, on existing three-storey end of terrace house.
No. 40 Coach Street , Cork
Permission for retention is sought for a hospital extension providing for ward accommodation (30 no. beds) and two number theatres with all associated ancillary accommodation constructed under the Covid-19 Crisis. Ward accommodation is provided across two floors (2nd and 3rd floor) with associated accommodation. Two number theatres and all associated accommodation is provided across the 4th floor. The building block is linked into the adjoining ward blocks via a series of bridge links to the north and west on the upper 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors. Mattress evacuation stairs links the upper floor accommodation to ground level. The wards and theatres sit on a two-storey steel podium (area circa 2433.7sqm). BOC Medical Gas Services (area circa 67sqm) at ground level off Sheare's Street. Demolition of oxygen tanks enclosure, 3 no. workshops, service area gateway (71 sqm) and part brick boundary wall on Sheare's Street together with all associated site development works at Grenville Place, Cork T12WE28, by The Board of Governors Mercy University Hospital, Cork Ltd. The development is within the curtilage of a protected structure (Mansion House).
Mercy University Hospital , Grenville Place , Cork
Permission is being sought by Mercy University Hospital, Cork for the installation of a single store prefabricated modular cabin building within the grounds of Mercy University Hospital. The cabin is proposed to be located in the service yard and will be screened on all sides by the existing hospital enclosure. Please note that while protected structures feature on the adjacent client owned lands, no works are proposed within the curtilage of these structures. The use of the cabin is for storage and management of incoming and outgoing clinical instruments.
Mercy University Hospital , Grenville Place , Cork
Permission... for change of use of the existing vacant residential dwelling (used as bedsitters) and converting it to 4 no. 1 bed apartments with a two-storey extension to the top floor onto Henry Street. Demolishing one storey building and shed at rear of the main structure and constructing new 3 storey extension to the rear of the main building on the footprint of the demolished buildings. Alteration of existing façade (onto Henry Street). The property is within Architectural Conservation Area.
29 Henry Street , Cork
Permission for the change of use of an existing four storey residential dwelling (in bedsit layout) into three two-bedroom apartments incorporating internal alterations.
14 , Fern Villas , Sheares Street
Permission for retention of : Development consisting of a 3-storey extension to the Radiology Department at the Mercy University Hospital, Sheares Streets and Prospect Row, Cork City, including 5no. Ultrasound suites, staff and ancillary accommodation and roof plant. This development is within the curtilage of the protected structure "Mansion House". The building was procured under S.I No.93 of 2020 for Covid-19 pandemic works to support the Mercy Hospital 2020 Winter plan and facilitated the hospital in its role as a Covid-19 receiving hospital
The Mercy University Hospital , Grenville Place/Prospect Row , Centre
Permission for the installation of Solar Photovoltaic Panels on the pitched roofs of the Existing Building. The building is a protected structure ( Cork City Council Ref ps327) and is in close proximity to national monument no. CO10782
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Permission for the installation of solar photovoltaic panels on the pitched roofs of the existing building at the Mardyke Entertainment Complex, Anne Street, Little Hanover Street and Sheares Street, Cork, by Leevale Leisure Ltd. The building is a protected structure (Cork City Council Ref: PS327), and is in close proximity to national monument no. CO10782.
The Mardyke Entertainment Complex , Anne Street , Little Hanover Street
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