Proposed Development
The demolition of an existing building adn the construction of a building in lieu of same, which consists of (a) 2No. Commercial Units on the Ground floor (b) A Commercial Unit & 2No. Apartments on the First Floor (c) A Commercial Unit & 2No. Apartments on the Second floor.
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Application received
16 Jun 2006
Decision: CONDITIONAL
9 Aug 2006
Decision due
10 Aug 2006
Grant issued
19 Sept 2006
Application Details
- Location
- Ilen Street Skibbereen Co. Cork
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 16 June 2006
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 9 August 2006
- Grant Date
- 19 September 2006
Location
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The demolition of an existing building and the construction of a building in lieu of same, which consists of (a) A Commercial Unit on the Ground floor (b) A Commercial Unit on the First Floor (c) A Storage Area on the Second Floor.
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Permission for reinstatement to use as single private dwelling house to include reinstatement of front door that was changed to window under planning ref. 23/01 (Skibbereen TC), installation of 2 no. velux roof lights, creation of rear access from laneway, rising of boundary wall and all associated site development works
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Alterations, change of use and 2nd floor extension to rear of his premises at no. 37 Bridge St. Skibbereen. The development shall consist of change of use of part of ground floor licensed premises to retail unit, change of use of first floor from living accommodation to office space and erection of 2nd floor extension for use as self contained apartment.
37 Bridge Street Skibbereen Co. Cork
WEST CORK HOTEL LTD. SEEK PLANNING PERMISSION TO CARRY OUT THE FOLLOWING WORKS TO THE WEST CORK HOTEL WHICH IS A PROTECTED STRUCTURE AND TO THE EXISTING RAILWAY BRIDGE WHICH IS ALSO A PROTECTED STRUCTURE: TO CONSTRUCT A SINGLE STOREY BAR EXTENSION, NEW GROUND FLOOR HOTEL ENTRANCE, CONVERSION OF PART OF EXISTING RAILWAY BRIDGE FOR RESTAURANT/BAR USE ANAD FIRST AND SECOND STOREY EXTENSION TO ACCOMMODATE 19 NO. NEW BEDROOMS, INCLUDING NEW LIFT & STAIRWELL AND REDESIGN OF EXISTING BEDROOMS. ANCILLARY WORKS INCORPORATING ALL SITE WORKS, INCLUDING FORMING A NEW VEHICULAR ENTRANCE ONTO ILEN STREET, DEMOLITION OF EXISTING OUT-BUILDINGS AND RE-ARRANGEMENT OF EXISTING CAR PARK AT THE WEST CORK HOTEL, ILEN STREET, SKIBBEREEN, CO. CORK.
WEST CORK HOTEL ILEN STREET SKIBBEREEN CO CORK
planning permission for retention of existing external emergency fire escape doors at the southern elevation of the existing function room at ground floor level of the West Cork Hotel which is a protected structure
Ilen Street Skibbereen Co Cork
planning permission for retention of existing external emergency escape doors at the southern elevation of the existing function room at ground floor level of the West Cork Hotel which is a protected structure
West Cork Hotel Ilen Street Skibbereen Co Cork
planning permission for retention of existing external emergency fire escape doors at the southern elevation of the existing function room at ground floor level of the West Cork Hotel which is a protected structure
Ilen Street Skibbereen Co Cork
Permission for retention of existing external emergency fire escape doors at the southern elevation of the existsing function room at ground floor level
West Cork Hotel Ilen Street Skibbereen Co Cork
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