Unit 1A Waterfront Business Park Wallingstown Little Island
REFUSEDPlanning application 05/899
Cork - Cork County Council
Proposed Development
Construction of industrial unit
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Application received
18 Feb 2005
Decision: REFUSED
13 Apr 2005
Decision due
14 Apr 2005
Application Details
- Location
- Unit 1A Waterfront Business Park Wallingstown Little Island
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 18 February 2005
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- REFUSED
- Decision Date
- 13 April 2005
Location
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2 no. light industrial units and 2 no. commercial units for teleservices use and associated site works
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A change of use from permitted car parking area (Reg. Ref. S/99/4863) to open bus storage and bus washing area. Construction of tarmac surface, the installation of a bus wash, surface water interceptor, and bunded fuel store and construction of enclosing wasll of 0.5 meters with 2.5 meter high fence with access gates within the bus store area and installation of a new roller door at units 3 & 4, Block B, to match existing doors to a height of 4.49 meters and width of 3.63 metres and modification of front elevation and all site works and ancillary development
Waterfront Business Park Wallingstown Little Island
3 no. light industrial units with ancillary offices
Waterfront Business Park Wallingstown Little Island
Retention of disused fenced compound and permission for alterations and change of use of the compound to open bus storage and a bus washing facility. Development will consist of construction of a boundary fence and 2 no. access gates consisting of construction of an enclosing wall of 1 metre with a fence of 2.5 metres placed on the wall, to give a total height of the boundary of 3.5 metres. Construction of tarmac surface, the installation of a mechanical bus wash, installation of surface water and bus wash water interceptor and waste treatment unit, below ground storm water attenuation tank and a bunded fuel store. Installation of a new roller door at units 3 & 4, Block B, to match existing doors to a height of 4.49 meters and width of 3.63 metres and modification of front elevation. All site works and ancillary development
Unit 3 & 4 (Block B) Waterfront Business Park Wallingstown Little Island
Change of use from permitted car parking area (Reg. No. S/99/4863) to open bus storage and bus washing area. Construction of tarmac surface, the installation of a bus wash, surfacewater interceptor, bunded fuel store and construction of enclosing wall of 0.5 metres and 2.5 metres high fence with access gates within the bus store area. Installation of a new roller door at units 3 & 4, Block B, to match existing doors to a height of 4.49 metres and width of 3.63 metres and modification of front elevation and all site works and ancillary development
Waterfront Business Park Wallingstown Little Island
The development will consist a change of use of the existing building on site from permitted uses of manufacturing/processing and recovery of metals and end of life vehicles and ancillary uses to proposed new uses of warehousing (4,949m²) (including transportation logistics) and ancillary office use (1,030m²). Development will include the demolition of 5 no. ground floor annexes on the eastern and north-western sides of the building comprising a total floor area of 176m². Permission is also sought for an extension on the northern side of the building to accommodate 2 no. new dock levellers, internal modifications to warehousing and ancillary office areas, a reduction in part of overall building height from 17.62m to 13m, elevational alterations and re-cladding of the structure, re-glazing of ancillary office block at the eastern side of the building, reconfiguration of parking layout to now provide a total of 50 no. car parking spaces and 6 no. truck parking spaces, alterations to the existing vehicular access located to the south east of the site and any associated site works and landscaping works.
Wallingstown Little Island Co Cork
Development will consist of revisions to development previously permitted under Planning Ref. No. 15/4447. Revisions to permitted development include a revised and enlarged building extensions and dock levellers on the northern side of the existing building; retain and change of use from manufacturing and processing to warehousing of 2 no. ground floor annexes (previously permitted to be demolished) on the east and west sides of the existing building; and associated reconfiguration of permitted road, footpath and truck parking layout
Wallingstown Little Island
Revisions to existing building (warehouse and transport logistics with ancillary office use) Previously permitted under reg. ref. 15/4447 and 15/5254 to include, 1. Construction of a lobby extension, 2. Demolition of part of building, 3. Omission of previously permitted extension and dock levellers, 4. Alterations to roof heights, 5. Alterations to elevations and all associated works.
Wallingstown Little Island Co. Cork
Extension to warehouse/light industrial unit consisting of 2347 sq.m of warehouse/light industrial use and 318 sq.m of associated offices
Wallingstown Little Island
Retention of: [1] the use of part of the former industrial premises for the salvage, sale and storage of re-usable metal materials, and [2] a portacabin for ancillary office use Permission for: [1] use of the premises for the recovery of end-of-life vehicles and ferrous and non-ferrous metals, [2] internal and external storage of metals, [3] depollution of end-of-life vehihcles, [4] segregation, cutting and baling of ferrous and non-ferrous metals, and [5] a new internal office
Wallingstown Little Island
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