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Church Bay Rd Crosshaven

CONDITIONAL

Planning application 07/7090

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

Demolition of existing dwelling and outhouses and construction of 18 apartments over three storeys consisting of 15 no. two bedroom units, 2 no. one bedroom units and 1 no. four bedroom duplex unit with on-site car parking and associated site works

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    17 Apr 2007

  2. Decision: CONDITIONAL

    11 Jan 2008

Application Details

Location
Church Bay Rd Crosshaven
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
17 April 2007
Status
WITHDRAWN
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Decision Date
11 January 2008

Location

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Permission for the conversion, restoration and extension of existing derelict Mill (listed on the Record of Protected Structures Reg No. 20848091) into residential property including the following works; restoration of existing structure, construction of rear and side extensions, alterations to existing rear facing elevations, reinstatement of original vehicular entry on the Church Bay Road including reinstatement of original stone wall, installation of conservation roof lights to front and rear facing roof elevations, new public sewer and surface water connection, new Irish water connection and all associated site works

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26/1932Awaiting Recommendation20 Jul 2026

Permission for conversion, restoration and extension of existing derelict Mill (listed on the Record of Protected Structures Reg. No. 20848091) into residential property including the following works: restoration of existing structure, construction of rear and side extensions, alterations to existing rear facing elevations, reinstatement of original vehicular entry on the Church Bay Road including reinstatement of original stone wall, installation of conservation roof lights to front and rear facing roof elevations, new public sewer and surface water connection, new Irish water connection and all associated site works.

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