Proposed Development
Dwelling house and carpenter's workshop with waste water treatment unit and related site works
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Application received
28 Apr 2005
Decision due
22 Jun 2005
Decision: REFUSED
22 Jun 2005
Application Details
- Location
- Carrignamuck Coachford
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- OUTLINE PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 28 April 2005
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- REFUSED
- Decision Date
- 22 June 2005
Location
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Change of use of an existing industrial premises (comprising 2 no. industrial buildings) to provide for the following: [1] a recovery/recycling facility for end of life vehicles, to include the de-pollution, segregation and crushing/baling of vehicles (Building 1), [2] a waste recovery faciity to include the collection, storage and recycling of electrical and electronic equipment timber, metals and rubble and the storage/salvage of end of life vehicles (Building 2) and [3] all assoicated ancillary development works, including the provision of storage areas, plant, offices and staff facilities
Clonmoyle East Coachford
Change of use of an existing industrial premises (comprising 2 no. industrial buildings) to provide for the following: [1] a recovery/recycling facility for end of life vehicles, to include the de-pollution, segregation and crushing/baling of vehicles [Building 1], [2] a waste recovery facility to include the collection, storage and recycling of electrical and electronic equipment, timber, metals and rubble and the storage/salvage of crashed cars [Building 2], and [3] all associated ancillary development works, including storage areas, plant, offices, staff facilities, new waste water treatment unit, percolation areas and provision of a bunded containment area for fire water
Clonmoyle East Coachford
The construction of 2 no. industrial/manufacturing units together with all associated ancillary development including parking, boundary fence and wastewater treatment tank.
Coachford Business Park Clonmoyle East (Townland) Coachford Co. Cork
1) Permission for Retention of existing container storage yard and ancillary facilities, including an ancillary storage building; and 2) Permission for i) The construction of an extension to an existing industrial/manufacturing building (Block B) on the northwestern part of the Business Park; ii) The demolition of existing office building and car park area, iii) The construction of a new two-storey industrial/manufacturing building (Block E) on the southern part of the site with ancillary office and staff facilities including reception area 2no. meeting rooms, WC’s, canteen, 2 no. offices and 1 no. open plan office space; iv) and associated ancillary development works including signage, bicycle shelter, car parking and external yard/storage area.
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Permission to construct a new dwelling house.
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Retention of septic tank, extensions and alterations to dwelling and alterations to dwellinghouse
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Construction of dwellinghouse and associated site works
Carrignamuck Coachford .
Demolition of outbuildings, renovations, raising of roof, extensions and change of use of agricultural building to 1 no. dwellinghouse and installation of 1 no. wastewater treatment unit
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Completion of demolition of outbuildings, renovations, raising of roof, extensions and change of use of agricultural building to 1 no. dwellinghouse and installation of 1 no. wastewater treatment unit as permitted under planning reg 06/7485
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