Proposed Development
Alterations and extension to dwellinghouse
Application Timeline
Application received
31 Jul 2001
Decision: CONDITIONAL
23 Apr 2004
Decision due
14 May 2004
Grant issued
31 May 2004
Application Details
- Location
- NO.4, MAIN STREET, CLONTAFF,
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 31 July 2001
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 23 April 2004
- Grant Date
- 31 May 2004
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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Permission for change of design (change of roof layout) of development at Moloney's Bar (a licensed premises) as permitted under PL. Ref. No. 19/395 and all associated site works
Listarkin Union Hall Co. Cork
Permission for development at Moloney's Bar (a licensed premises) to include; 1) extension of the existing bar/restaurant including the change of use of the first floor apartment and the adjacent dwelling to bar/restaurant use, 2) alterations to the internal layout, 3) a 2 storey extension to the rear including alterations to rear elevation and a proposed outdoor eating area and all associated site works
Listarkin Union Hall Co. Cork
Permission for a development to include: 1) Permission for change of use of the ground floor from offices to a licensed bar, including alteration to the internal layout, 2) Permission for construction of a single storey extension including alterations to rear elevation, with a store, outdoor storage area and access from the adjacent licensed premises 'The Dock Wall', 3) Permission for change of use of the first floor from offices to a 1 bed apartment with access via existing stairs from the adjacent building, including alteration to the internal layout, 4) Permission for retention of 3 no. roof lights to the front elevation and 1 no. roof light to the valley of the existing roof and all associated site works
Listarkin Union Hall Co Cork
Permission for a development to include: 1) Permission for change of use of the ground floor from offices to a licensed bar, including alterations to the internal layout, 2) Permission for construction of a single storey extension to the rear of the former HSE Dispensary Premises including alterations to rear elevation, with a store, outdoor storage area and access from the adjacent licensed premises "The Dock Wall", 3) Permission for change of use of the first floor from offices to a 1-bed apartment with access via existing stairs from the adjacent building, including alterations to the internal layout, 4) Permission for Retention of 3 no. roof lights to the front elevation and 1 no. roof light to the valley of the existing roof and all associated site works
Listarkin Union Hall Co. Cork
Permission for retention sought to retain ground floor kitchen extension, first floor bedroom/study extension, 2 no. 'velux' rooflights to a dwelling house and to retain roof canopy with glazing and lean-to perspex roof over the enclosed rear yard space, the latter roof configurations which have replaced a previous corrugated iron roof structure
Ballincolla Union Hall Co Cork
Retain ground floor kitchen extension, first floor bedroom/study extension, 2no. 'Velux' roof-lights and to retain roof canopy with glazing and lean-to perspex roof over the enclosed rear yard space, the latter roof configurations which have replaced a previous corrugated iron roof structure
Ballincolla Union Hall Co. Cork
Alterations and construction of extension to rear of dwelling house
Main Street Clontaff Union Hall Co. Cork
Demolition of store and construction of dwellinghouse
Listarkin, Union Hall
Alterations and construction of extension to rear of dwelling house
Main Street Clontaff Union Hall Co. Cork
Alterations & extension to dwellinghouse
MAIN STREET, MAIN STREET, CLONTAFF,
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