Proposed Development
Retention of alterations and extension to licensed premises and first floor living accommodation
Application Details
- Location
- Strand Street Kanturk
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 28 April 2006
- Status
- INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
- Decision
- Pending
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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Retention of alterations and extensions to licensed premises and first floor living accommodation
Strand St Kanturk
The construction of a 1st floor storage shed for private use, the retention of altered side elevations, the retention of change of use of private garage to commercial kitchen serving cafe and all associated site works. Main building is a Protected Structure.
Fatima House Strand Street Kanturk Co Cork
(1) Change of use of ground floor from residential to commercial use to serve as a café and alterations to elevations of same, (2) Change of use of first floor from residential to self contained flat, (3) Alterations to first floor layout, (4) Construction of external stairway for access to first floor flat, (5) Alterations to garage including new flat roof to serve as a terraced area for private use by occupants of first floor flat, (6) Refuse storage area to rear of site used by café and first floor flat and all associated site works. This is a protected structure.
Strand Street Kanturk Co.Cork
(A)Change of use of ground floor from restaurant to retail/commercial (B) change of use of existing first & second floors from domestic to retail/commecial (C) access stairs at the rear of the building (D) new shop front (E) signage (F) domolish existing shed and construct office to rear of site
Strand Street Kanturk Co. Cork
Change of use of premises from retail use to turf accountant, including erection of satellite dish and signage
McCarthy's Electrical Strand Street Kanturk
Extend the existing pharmacy at Strand Street into the adjoining property, formally a public house known as the USA Bar. Also applying for change of use of former public house to pharmacy use with mezzanine level on the first floor and alteration to the front facade on Strand Street with new shop frontage and signage plus alterations to the side lane facade with new shop front signage.
Strand Street Kanturk Co. Cork
Permission to carry out works to an existing betting shop to include: (i) the construction of a single storey extension with a façade and second shop entrance on Watergate Street; (ii) alterations to the existing façade on strand street with new signage and lighting and (iii) alterations to external finishes of existing side elevation on Watergate Street and all associated works to an existing three storey premises.
Strand Street Kanturk Co.Cork
Alterations to front, rear and side elevations, first floor extension and change of use of former public house known as The USA bar to pharmacy use with mezzanine level and incorporate same into the existing adjoining pharmacy, new shopfronts and signage to front and side elevations and alterations to shop front of existing pharmacy. Extension of Duration to Permission granted under Planning Ref. No. 19/6314
Strand Street, Kanturk, Co.Cork
Alterations to front, rear and side elevations, first floor extension and change of use of former public house known as The USA bar to pharmacy use with mezzanine level and incorporate same into the existing adjoining pharmacy, new shopfronts and signage to front and side elevations and alterations to shopfront of existing pharmacy.
Strand Street Kanturk Co. Cork
Change of use from Public House and Restaurant to Public Library.
Strand St. Kanturk Co. Cork
The submission window has closed
Observations on this application closed on Thursday 1 June 2006, five weeks after it was received. The authority cannot accept a late submission.
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