Barrack St Kill-Saint-Anne South Castlelyons Fermoy
INCOMPLETED APPLICATIONPlanning application 07/10117
Cork - Cork County Council
Proposed Development
Extension to dwellinghouse and construction of new site entrance
Application Details
- Location
- Barrack St Kill-Saint-Anne South Castlelyons Fermoy
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 7 August 2007
- Status
- INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
- Decision
- Pending
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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Demolition of existing stores and garage, alterations, provision of new shop front and change of use of lounge bar to off-licence and construction of 2 no. townhouses, driveway access and associated site works
The Abbey Bar Main St Kill-Saint-Anne South Castlelyons
Change of use from Lounge Bar to off licence, alterations to existing building to include erection of 2 no. shop fronts, demolition of existing stores and garage, construction of 2 no. townhouses, driveway access and associated site works
The Abbey Bar Main St Kill-Saint-Anne South Castlelyons
Alterations, 1st floor extension and change of use of existing store/garage to dwellinghouse
RATHCORMAC LANE, RATHCORMAC LANE, KILL-SAINT-ANNE SOUTH,
Retention of extension as constructed to side and rear of existing dwellinghouse.
Mohera Castlelyons Fermoy Co. Cork
To alter and extend dwelling as follows, 1) Alter front porch from flat to “A” type roof, 2) Extend dwelling to side and rear, 3) Raise finished floor level by 300mm, 4)Raise window heights on front elevation, 5) Raise roof 1m higher than it exists at present and all associated site works.
Main Street Mohera Td. Castlelyons Co. Cork
To demolish existing extension to the rear of licenced premises, construction of extension to rear of licenced premises, for alterations to front elevation of licenced premises consisting of two number feature windows, feature gable, hand painted signage and uplights over current pub front, for change of use of adjacent dwelling to lounge on ground floor and meeting room on first floor and construction of restaurant, kitchen and storage all for use as extension to licenced premises for alterations to font elevation to include constructing a new timber pub front, three number feature windows over proposed revised new window and doors, hand painted signage with up lights, to construct stand alone building to rear consisting of store room, office, refuse store, smoking area, outside dining area, barbeque area and associated site works.
Peddlars Rock Licenced Premises Main Street, Kill-Saint-Anne South Castlelyons Co. Cork
To demolish existing extension to the rear of licenced premises, for alterations to front elevation of licenced premises consisting of two number feature windows, feature gable, hand painted signage and uplights over current pub front, for change of use of existing dwelling to licenced premises for use as restaurant, lounge, kitchen on ground floor and meeting room on first floor, for alterations to font elevation to include constructing a new timber pub front, three number feature windows over proposed revised new window and door, hand painted signage with up lights, to construct stand alone building to rear consisting of store room, office, refuse store, smoking area, outside dining area, barbeque area and associated site works.
Peddlers Rock Licenced Premises Main Street, Kill-Saint-Anne South Castlelyons Co. Cork
Dwellinghouse
Mohera Castlelyons
The submission window has closed
Observations on this application closed on Monday 10 September 2007, five weeks after it was received. The authority cannot accept a late submission.
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