Proposed Development
New Access Road from Sleaveen Road, Underground parking for 19 no. Cars, 1 no. Retail Unit, 24 no. 2 Bedroom Apartments, 5 no. 3 Bedroom Duplex Apartments and Associated Site Works
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Application received
25 Jan 2005
Decision due
1 May 2005
Decision: CONDITIONAL
3 May 2005
Grant issued
3 Jun 2005
Application Details
- Location
- Sleaveen Road, Macroom, Co. Cork.
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 25 January 2005
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 3 May 2005
- Grant Date
- 3 June 2005
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
What the council has granted and refused around this site is the best guide to how a similar application will fare.
Modifications to south and east facades to residential development already approved under Planning Reg. No. 05/54007 1)Change second floor window on south and east elevations. 2) Replacement of glazed screen to balcony with 2 no. windows to apartment No. 26 at second floor level on south elevation. 3) Replacement of glazed screen to balcony with 2 no. windows to apartment No. 16 at first floor level on south elevation. 4) Replacement of glazed entrance porch with door between apartments No's 8 & 9 at ground floor level on south elevation. 5) Replacement of glazed entrance porch with door between apartment No. 7 & retail unit at ground floor level on south elevation. 6) Replacement of window with entrance door to lower ground floor parking adjacent to retail unit at ground floor level on south elevation
Sleaveen Road, Macroom
To increase site boundary to residential development from that permitted under Planning Reg No. 05/54007 including construction of boundary wall, bin storage area, electrical meter room together with revised car parking layout and re-location of traffic barrier
Sleaveen Road Macroom
Planning application for the permission to construct 2 no. duplex apartments together with associated sitworks at Sleaveen Road for Cloonmore partnership.
Sleaveen Rd. Macroom
Macroom Sports & Leisure Complex Mgt, Company Ltd wish to apply for permission for proposed 2 storey extension accommodating a gym and fitness studio to the north west of existing building and a single storey extension to the south east accommodation an office, store and universal access W.C elevational changes, internal modifications and refurbishment are also proposed together with a proposed multi-sport artificial grass all weather pitch to the west of existing building with flood lighting and associated site development
Macroom Community Leisure Centre Castle Ground Macroom Co. Cork
To Erect a Two Storey Extension to the Rear of the Dwelling
Lackaduff, Macroom, Co. Cork.
New limestone shopfont to existing office building which is a Protected Structure (Ref: RPS 6 in Macroom Town Development Plan)
South Square Macroom Co. Cork
Demolish existing Derelict Dwelling House and construct new Dwelling House in lieu thereof
Mid Sleaveen Road Macroom Co. Cork.
Single storey standalone extension to the east of the existing school building consisting of 1no. ASD classroom, universal access toilet/shower room, quiet room, staff w.c., circulation area and all associated site works
Lackaduff Macroom Co.Cork
Single storey standalone extension to the south of the existing school building consisting of 3 no. general classrooms along with a special support unit, ancillary spaces and sanitary facilities, enclosed external play area and all associated site works
Bishop McEgan College Macroom
Change of use from hairdressing salon to take-away & to make elevational changes to include signage to front of building and installation of ventilation ducting to side and rear of building at premises known as Sean's Corner South Square, Macroom, Co Cork
South Square Macroom Co Cork
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