Proposed Development
Permission for change of use of second and third floor of existing building from office use to two number residential apartments, including minor alterations to front façade and all associated site works.
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Application received
17 Apr 2023
Decision due
12 Jun 2023
Application Details
- Location
- 17 and 18 , French Church Street , Cork
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork City Council
- Site Area
- 0.010641 ha
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 17 April 2023
- Status
- INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
- Decision
- N/A
- Decision Due
- 12 June 2023
Location
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Permission for change of use of second and third floor of existing building from office use to two number residential apartments, including minor alterations to front façade and all associated site works.
17/18 , French Church Street , Cork
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Permission for extension to second floor of existing commercial building for office use, and change of use of existing second floor storage area to office use, including new independent access/egress internal stairs with ground floor door on Carey's Lane elevation and new access stairs from second floor to roof for maintenance
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Permission for elevational upgrades and the provision of new signage to the French Church Street elevation of the Goldrush Casino. the proposed development consists of the removal of an existing external extraction fan the reinstatement of a historical window the provision of new fascia and window signage and all ancillary site development works
the Goldrush Casino , No.4 French Church Street and , No.21 Academy Street
permission for; 1)change of use of part of the ground floor of the existing premises, from existing café/ restaurant space to retail unit, 2) to remove an existing internal wall for change of use, 3) addition of new counters and displays, 4) and all associated site works
4 French Church Street , Cork
Permission for (1) The formation of an opening at both ground and first floor levels between the 2 no. existing separate units to form a single larger premises, (2) Installation of a sushi bar and a kitchen in unit 16A, (3) Use of the existing WC facilities of unit 16B for the entire expanded premises, (4) New lettering on the existing shopfront of 16A and (5) All other associated works.
16A and 16B , French Church Street , Cork
Permission for retention of signage fixed to façade of building.
Goldrush Casino , 4 French Church Street/ , 21 Academy Street
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42A Paul Street , Cork City
Permission... for the replacement of the shopfront and windows to both the Academy Street elevation and the French Church Street elevation, new lettering to existing projecting sign to French Church Street, and associated site works.
17a Academy Street , Cork
Permission for the change of use from existing retail premises to delicatessen/café including all internal modifications, modifications to the existing façade including new signage on front elevation on the Carey's Lane (east) façade and all ancillary site works.
12 Carey's Lane , Cork City
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