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134/135 Bank Place Mallow Co. Cork

CONDITIONAL

Planning application 06/55004

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

provision of a fire exit on the ground floor of No. 134 Bank Place to adjoining passage and the provision of a fire exit and additional kitchen space on the first floor rear of 135 Bank Place and the provision of a new galvanized steel fire escape in the rear yard of 134/135 Bank Place. The Credit Union is a protected structure.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    26 Jan 2006

  2. Decision: CONDITIONAL

    21 Mar 2006

  3. Decision due

    22 Mar 2006

  4. Grant issued

    27 Apr 2006

Application Details

Location
134/135 Bank Place Mallow Co. Cork.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
26 January 2006
Status
APPLICATION FINALISED
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Decision Date
21 March 2006
Grant Date
27 April 2006

Location

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05/55072CONDITIONAL24 Oct 2005

an addition to the existing extension to form porch over existing entrance door with a new entrance from west and changes to existing balustrade wall (protected structure)

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25/6339Invalid - Prepare Letters30 Oct 2025

Permission for material alterations consisting of (a) Forming openings between no.134 and no.135 to create one unit (b) Change of internal floor layouts (c) Replace existing uPVC/timber external windows with new window of materials to match existing (d) Upgrade heating and ventilation systems (e) Install photovoltaic solar panels (f) Install EV recharging point and all associated site works.

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25/6584Grant with Conditions25 Nov 2025

Permission for material alterations to existing Mallow Credit Union Building consisting of (a) changes to internal floor layouts (b) replace existing uPVC/timber external windows with new windows of materials to match existing (c) upgrade heating and ventilation systems (d) install photovoltaic solar panels (e) install EV recharging point and all associated site works. These works are to a Protected Structure, RPS ID 2,414.

134/135, Thomas Davis Street, Mallow, Co. Cork, P51HP48

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16/5240REFUSED24 May 2016

The change of use of part of existing hotel: change of use of ground floor from hotel to retail use, to form a retail unit of 790m2, including ancillary office and storage, demolition of single storey function rooms, bars and storage areas (977m2), alterations to front, side and rear elevations. Provision of access at ground floor for future access to upper floor [with future use to be determined]. Making secure of upper floors due to previous fire damage and for signage on the front (Thomas Davis Street) elevation. Works are to also include the construction of a two storey retail unit of 761m2, the ground floor area of 561m2 and first floor area of 200m2. This will include retail (ground floor only), ancillary office and storage uses as well as roof level plant and signage to the front (east) elevation. Permission is also sought to extinguish use of existing southern vehicular access and to form new vehicular access arrangement at St James' Avenue [east] and for the provision of 12 car parking spaces and all associated site services at the former Central Hotel, Thomas Davis Street and St James' Avenue, Mallow, being a Protected Structure.

Former Central Hotel Thomas Davis Street St James Avenue,Mallow County Cork

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18/6167CONDITIONAL16 Aug 2018

The redevelopment, refurbishment and extension of the existing hotel structure facing onto Thomas Davis Street involving a change of use of ground floor from hotel to partial retail use to form a retail unit of 392sq.m (Unit 1) and a partial café/retail use to form a unit of 168sq.m (Unit 2), including ancillary storage and office to the rear. This development involves demolition on ground, first and second floor levels and will include the demolition of single storey function rooms, bars and storage areas, and the construction of an extension to incorporate retail units on ground floor and dwelling units over first and second floor and will include alterations to front, side and rear elevations of the hotel building. The total area to be demolished is approximately 2,287m2. The development involves a change of use of the existing upper floors [first and second floor] from hotel to residential use, with provision of 6 no. (2 bed) dwelling units, with access provided via existing western lane, through ground floor gate, to first floor common area and unit entrances. The development also includes the construction of a retail unit to the rear of the site of 672sq.m (Unit 3) with pedestrian access onto St. James’s Avenue to the east. Vehicular and pedestrian access is to be provided to the rear of the site [south] onto St. James’ Avenue. Pedestrian access from the lane to the west of the site will also be allowed, with a vehicular right of way for the credit union car park from Thomas Davis Street. Permission is sought for 21 no. car parking spaces plus 1 disabled and 1 set down and all associated site services including, but not limited to, plant [roof level], signage, landscaping and drainage etc. all at the Former Central Hotel [Protected Structure].

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18/5796INCOMPLETED APPLICATION10 Jul 2018

The refurbishment of the existing hotel structure facing onto Thomas Davis Street involving a change of use of ground floor from hotel to partial retail use to form a retail unit of 392m2 and to partial café/retail use form a unit of 168sq.m, including ancillary storage and office to the rear. This development involves the demolition of single storey function rooms, bars and storage areas, and alterations to front, side and rear elevations of the hotel building. The total area to be demolished is approximately 2,287sq.m. The development involves a change of use of the existing upper floors [first and second floor] from hotel to residential use, with provision of 6 no. (2 bed) dwelling units, with access provided via existing western lane, through ground floor gate, to first floor common area and unit entrances. The development also includes the construction of a retail unit to the rear of the site of 672sq.m with pedestrian access onto St. James’s Avenue to the east. Vehicular and pedestrian access is to be provided to the rear of the site [south] onto St. James Avenue. Pedestrian access from the lane to the west of the site will also be allowed, with a vehicular right of way for the credit union car park from Thomas Davis Street. Permission is sought for 21 no. car parking spaces plus 1 disabled and 1 set down and all associated site services including, but not limited to, plant [roof level], signage, pedestrian crossing, landscaping and drainage etc. all at the Former Central Hotel [Protected Structure].

Former Central Hotel Thomas Davis Street and Saint James Avenue Mallow Co. Cork

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11/55029CONDITIONAL20 Dec 2011

retention for change of use of the front ground floor area from travel agency to restaurant and change of use of the rear ground floor area from apartment to restaurant

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Permission to install a new pedestrian access entrance door to the east elevation of the existing building with all associated site and ancillary works

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