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Church Street Brigown Mitchelstown

INCOMPLETED APPLICATION

Planning application 08/10004

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

Alterations & extensions to open sided shed, change of use from garden centre to veterinary clinic & retail outlet, demolition of existing structures on site & associated site works

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Application Details

Location
Church Street Brigown Mitchelstown
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
8 December 2008
Status
INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
Decision
Pending

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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04/8341CONDITIONAL11 Nov 2004

Retention of open sided shed for use as product storage and display area ancillary to garden centre outlet

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08/10324CONDITIONAL22 Dec 2008

Alterations and extensions to open sided shed and change of use from garden centre to veterinary clinic and retail outlet, demolition of existing retail and storage building and associated site works

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08/6545REFUSED6 May 2008

Alterations and extension to open sided shed and change of use from garden centre to veterinary clinic and retail outlet, demolition of existing structures on site and construction of animal treatment unit and associated site works

Church St Brigown Mitchelstown

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08/6537CONDITIONAL6 May 2008

Demolition of dwelling

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22/6393INCOMPLETED APPLICATION24 Oct 2022

To construct residential development consisting of 18 no. dwellings, access roads from Church Street, car parking, landscaping, amenity areas and all associated site works. Works also include the demolition of disused workshop fronting onto James Street and all associated site works -Extension of Duration to Permission granted under Planning Ref. No. 16/6646

Church Street Brigown Mitchelstown Co.Cork

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16/6425INCOMPLETED APPLICATION30 Sept 2016

To construct residential development consisting of 18 no dwellings, access roads from Church Street, car parking, landscaping and amenity areas and all associated site works. Works also include the demolition of disused workshop fronting onto James Street and all associated site works.

Church Street Brigown Mitchelstown Co. Cork

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16/6646CONDITIONAL24 Oct 2016

To construct residential development consisting of 18 no. dwellings, access roads from Church Street, car parking, landscaping, amenity areas and all associated site works. Works also include the demolition of disused workshop fronting onto James Street and all associated site works

Church Street Brigown Mitchelstown Co. Cork

48m
24/4914WITHDRAWN22 May 2024

Permission to construct a residential development consisting of 18 no. dwellings, access roads from Church Street, car parking, landscaping, amenity areas and all associated site works. Works also include the demolition of disuse workshop fronting onto James Street and all associated site works

Church Street Brigown Mitchelstown co.Cork

48m
24/4560INCOMPLETED APPLICATION3 Apr 2024

Permission to construct a residential development consisting of 18 no. dwellings, access roads from church street, car parking, landscaping, amenity areas and all associated site works. Works to include the demolition of disused workshop fronting onto james street and all associated site works

Church Street Brigown Mitchelstown Co.Cork

57m
05/5157CONDITIONAL19 Jul 2005

Retention of extension to dwellinghouse

4, Church St Brigown Mitchelstown

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