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30 Princes Street , Cork City

CONDITIONAL

Planning application 2241466

Cork - Cork City Council

Proposed Development

Permission for the conversion of the existing retail premises to restaurant and takeaway use, the development of include all internal and external modifications including amendments to the existing building façade, realignment of the entrance to the existing pavement, the incorporation of a new glazed shop front and entrance doors, the provision of costumer service and seating areas. The development will also include new overhead signage to Princes Street as well as all ancillary site development works.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    7 Oct 2022

  2. Decision: CONDITIONAL

    31 Jan 2023

  3. Decision due

    2 Feb 2023

  4. Grant issued

    14 Mar 2023

Application Details

Location
30 Princes Street , Cork City
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork City Council

Timeline

Registration Date
7 October 2022
Status
APPLICATION FINALISED
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Decision Date
31 January 2023
Grant Date
14 March 2023

Location

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