Proposed Development
Construction of 1 no. warehouse for storage of granulated fertiliser, feed stuffs and open storage of palletized shrink wrapped finished product and associated site works
Application Details
- Location
- Ringaskiddy
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 13 June 2006
- Status
- WITHDRAWN
- Decision
- Pending
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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Widening of existing entrance, relocation of existing front road boundary fence, relocation of weighbridge, construction of new warehouse (Building no.3) to accommodate port related activities to include storage and screening of wood pellets, timber, feedstuffs and non hazardous fertilizers routed through the Port of Cork and open storage of finished product on pallets
Ringaskiddy
Widening of existing entrance, relocation of existing front road boundary fence, relocation of weighbridge, construction of warehouse to accommodate port related activities to include storage and screening of wood pellets, timber, feed stuffs and non hazardous fertilizers routed through the Port of Cork and open storage of finished product on pallets
Ringaskiddy
Construction of a synthetic all-weather playing pitch 25mx40m with 6m high perimeter fencing and floodlighting consisting of 2 no. 10m high masts with a light level of 400 lux average at pitch level along with associated site works
National Maritime College of Ireland Ringaskiddy Co Cork
Widening of existing entrance, relocation of existing front road boundary fence, relocation of weighbridge, change of use of building 1 & 2 from bulk storage of granulated fertilizer to accommodate port related activities including storage and screening of wood pellets, timber, feedstuffs and non hazardous fertilizers routed through Port of Cork and open storage of finished product on pallets
Ringaskiddy
Widening of existing entrance, relocation of existing front road boundary fence, relocation of weighbridge, change of use of Building No's 1 & 2 to accommodate port related activities to include storage and screening of wood pellets, timber, feedstuffs and non hazardous fertilizers routed through Port of Cork and open sotrage of finished product on pallets
Ringaskiddy
For the change of use of existing dis-used loading yard area to use for the open storage of aggregate material for road re-surfacing and use of existing hardcore yard for occasional re-cycling of aggregate material using mobile mixing equipment
Ringaskiddy Co.Cork .
Change of use of existing dis-used loading yard area to use for the open storage of aggregate material for road re-surfacing and use of existing hardcore yard for occasional re-cycling of aggregate material using mobile cold bitumen recycling mixing equipment
Ringaskiddy Co. Cork .
Removal of three car parking spaces and the erection of a research container unit.
Beaufort Building - Environmental Research Institute University College Cork Haulbowline Road Loughbeg Ringaskiddy Co Cork
Erection of metal entrance gates at pedestrian and vehicular entrances and hedging
National Maritime College of Ireland Ringaskiddy
Permission for the relocation and erection of a small micro generation research wind turbine at the north -eastern corner of the site. The wind turbine will be used to provide power to the Beaufort Building and for the educational purposes. The project involves: 1) construction of a concrete foundation for the turbine (measuring 12.25m2), 2) erection of the tower and turbine (metal lattice tower and turbine with tip height of 19.1m) and 3) associated site works, fencing and utility connections
Beaufort Building - Environmental Research University College Cork, Haulbowline Road Loughbeg, Ringaskiddy Co.Cork
The submission window has closed
Observations on this application closed on Monday 17 July 2006, five weeks after it was received. The authority cannot accept a late submission.
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