Site between 36 Lower John Street , & Upper John Street Cork City , The Lower John Street element
N/APlanning application 2341941
Cork - Cork City Council
Proposed Development
Permission for the redevelopment of the site between 36 Lower John Street and Upper John Street, Cork City, the Lower John Street element is adjacent to Nagles Crash Repairs. The proposed development consists of the change of use from commercial to residential, the preservation of existing front façade, demolition of existing buildings/structures and the construction of a residential development consisting of 25 no. apartment units over 6 storeys containing 6 no. 1-bed units and 19 no. 2-bed units (4 no. 2-bed 3 person units and 15 no. 2-bed 4 person units). The proposal seeks to retain the entire front façade on Lower John Street. Permission is also sought for the provision of internal bin storage and internal bin storage providing 60 no. bike parking spaces as well as drainage, plant, landscaping and communal outdoor spaces and all associated site development works. The development is within the curtilage of a Protected Structure.
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Application received
21 Apr 2023
Application withdrawn
27 Mar 2024
Application Details
- Location
- Site between 36 Lower John Street , & Upper John Street Cork City , The Lower John Street element
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork City Council
- Site Area
- 0.0876 ha
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 21 April 2023
- Status
- WITHDRAWN
- Decision
- N/A
- Withdrawn
- 27 March 2024
Location
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Permission for the redevelopment of the site between 36 Lower John Street and the former Nagles Crash Repairs, Upper John Street, Cork City. The proposed development will consist of the change of use from commercial to residential involving the demolition of existing structures on the site 1,263m2 (including former car crash repair business) and the construction of a residential development consisting of 29 no. apartment units over 6 storeys containing 11 no. 1 bed units and 18 no. 2 bed units. Permission is also sought for the provision of internal bin storage and internal bike storage providing 72 no. bike parking spaces as well as drainage, plant, landscaping and communal outdoor spaces and all associated site development works.
Site between 36 Lower John Street , and the former Nagles Crash Repairs , Upper John Street
Permission for the redevelopment of the site between 36 Lower John Street and Upper John Street, Cork City, the Lower John Street element is adjacent to Nagles Crash Repairs. The proposed development consists of the change of use from commercial to residential, the preservation of existing front façade, demolition of existing buildings/structures and the construction of a residential development consisting of 25 no. apartment units over 6 storeys containing 6 no. 1-bed units and 19 no. 2-bed units (4 no. 2-bed 3 person units and 15 no. 2-bed 4 person units). The proposal seeks to retain the entire front façade on Lower John Street. Permission is also sought for the provision of internal bin storage and internal bin storage providing 60 no. bike parking spaces as well as drainage, plant, landscaping and communal outdoor spaces and all associated site development works. The development is within the curtilage of a Protected Structure.
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