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Courtstown Little Island

WITHDRAWN

Planning application 05/5798

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

Retention of building for use for storage and bulking of used edible oils and fats and use of yard for storage of used edible oils, fats and glass

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Application Details

Location
Courtstown Little Island
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
12 August 2005
Status
WITHDRAWN
Decision
Pending

Location

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05/4986INCOMPLETED APPLICATION13 Jul 2005

Permission for retention of building and retention of materials storage and bulking facility

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05/7947REFUSED28 Oct 2005

Retention of building for storage and bulking of used edible oils and fats and yard for storage of used edible oils and fats and glass

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08/4918REFUSED21 Feb 2008

Demolition of existing shed and construction of 2 no. two storey semi-detached dwellinghouses with attached garages

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08/9021CONDITIONAL24 Sept 2008

Demolition of existing shed and construction of 2no. two-storey semi-detached dwellinghouses

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07/6533WITHDRAWN28 Mar 2007

3 no. two storey terraced dwellinghouses and ancillary works

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26/0055Grant with Conditions14 Jan 2026

Permission for demolition of the existing shed, the construction of a single- storey extension to the side of the existing dwelling including 2 no. roof lights, planning permission for alterations to the existing building and all associated site works

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25/6650Invalid - Case Closed2 Dec 2025

Permission for demolition of the existing shed, the construction of a single-storey extension to the side of the existing dwelling including 2 no. roof lights, planning permission for alterations to the existing building and all associated site works

214 Courtstown, Little island, Co.Cork, T45XP77

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18/6021REFUSED1 Aug 2018

A residential development comprising the construction of 75 no. dwelling houses, a creche and all associated ancillary site development works including access, parking, footpaths, drainage, landscaping and amenity areas. The development includes the creation of a new vehicular access road along the sites eastern boundary via Ballytrasna Park to service the site. The ancillary site development works consist of the diversion and undergrounding of the existing MV (10KV/20KV) ESB electrical cables.

Courtstown Little Island Co. Cork

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24/4403WITHDRAWN7 Mar 2024

Outline Permission for a) the demolition of existing house extension and sheds, b) the alteration of existing site entrance, and c) the construction of 3 no. dwelling houses, site entrances and associated site works

Ballytrasna Little Island Co.Cork

188m
25/5854Grant with Conditions10 Sept 2025

Permission for a residential development for the construction of 67 no. residential units (comprising a mix 1,2,3 and 4 bedroom units to include 39 no. detached, semi-detached and terraced dwelling units; 20 no. apartments and 8 no. duplex units), 1 no. creche, 2 no. retail units to provide for a range of uses which may include Class 1 ' shop' and Class 2 ' Financial and Professional Services' , and all associated ancillary development works including footpaths, cycle lanes, parking, drainage, landscaping and amenity areas at Courtstown (Townland), Little Island, County Cork. Access from the site to Ballytrasna Park Road will be via the entrance and distributor road permitted under Planning Reference 24/05328.

Courtstown (Townland), Little Island, Co. Cork

The submission window has closed

Observations on this application closed on Thursday 15 September 2005, five weeks after it was received. The authority cannot accept a late submission.

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