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No. 8, North Square, Macroom Co Cork

CONDITIONAL

Planning application 07/54031

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

Demolish Existing Commercial and Residential Biuilding, Construct a Ground Floor Commercial Unit, 5 No. First Floor Apartments and 5 No. Second Floor Apartments.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    7 Jun 2007

  2. Decision due

    21 Sept 2007

  3. Decision: CONDITIONAL

    21 Sept 2007

  4. Grant issued

    23 Oct 2007

Application Details

Location
No. 8, North Square, Macroom Co Cork
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
7 June 2007
Status
APPLICATION FINALISED
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Decision Date
21 September 2007
Grant Date
23 October 2007

Location

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09/54016CONDITIONAL17 Aug 2009

Alterations to Planning Permission granted under Planning Register No. 07/54031 as follows: (a) Material Change of use of part of the existing ground floor commercial unit to a restaurant with takeaway facility.

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09/54001REFUSED16 Jan 2009

Alterations to Planning Permission granted under Planning Register No. T. P. 07/54031 as follows: (a) Material change of use of part of the existing ground floor commerical unit to a restaurant with takeaway facility

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12/54014CONDITIONAL12 Dec 2012

Retention of building as constructed including alterations (as compared to layout granted by Planning Ref. No. 09/54016) to internal layout of ground floor and alterations to front elevation including installation of canopy an Tony & Tino's, No. 8 North Square, Macroom.

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Demolition of existing building and construction of three storey dwelling house

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11/54003WITHDRAWN28 Feb 2011

Alteration and material change of use of existing first and second floor of a furniture store (which is a protected structure PS 18 in the development plan of Macroom Town Council) to residential use to include 4 no. apartments (2 per floor), the addition of 7 new roof lights to the existing sloping slate roof, partially rebuild rear extension with concrete flat roof and 2 new windows to first floor (previous later extension), also the alteration of the existing shop front which includes a new shop entrance at ground floor

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08/54007CONDITIONAL13 Feb 2008

Material change of use of existing ground floor of furniture store (which is a protected structure PS 18. in the Development Plan of Macroom Town Council) to restaurant/family diner.

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11/54016CONDITIONAL11 Nov 2011

Alteration and Material change of use of existing First & Second Floor of a furniture store (which is a protected structure PS 18 in the development plan of Macroom Town Council) to Residential use to include 4 no. Apartments (2 per floor), the addition of 6 new Roof lights to West elevation of existing sloping slate roof, Partially rebuild later rear extension with concrete Flat Roof and 2 New windows to First Floor, also the alteration of the existing Shop Front which include a new shop entrance at Ground Floor.

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05/54012CONDITIONAL18 Feb 2005

Demolition of rear annexes together with extension and alterations to existing pharmacy incorporating new shop frontage.

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