Dunboy Castle Dunboy Castletownberehaven
INCOMPLETED APPLICATIONPlanning application 08/1849
Cork - Cork County Council
Proposed Development
Erection of 38no. dwellings for use as holiday homes and for short term/holiday letting purposes (comprising terraced units within 2no. courtyards and detached units) and 128sqm estate management office within eastern courtyard block; proposed new vehicular access route within site to include construction of new bridge; new walkways and 84no. car parking spaces (including 30no. at basement); connect to existing on-site sewerage treatment plant; engineering operations of cut and fill and carry out all other associated site development works
Application Details
- Location
- Dunboy Castle Dunboy Castletownberehaven
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 14 October 2008
- Status
- INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
- Decision
- Pending
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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Extension to dwelling
Cahergarriff Castletownbere
(i) Retention of the following (a) office/WC prefab unit, & (b) two number storage containers to facilitate general storage (ii) Planning permission for the following (a) construct an agricultural building for seaweed line preparation and seaweed drying, (b) close off one of the two existing vehicular entrances and open up a new vehicular entrance to serve the site and (c) revise the existing yard layout to include hard surfaced areas and open green areas, and also to include all associated site works
Oakmount Fanahy Castletownbere Co. Cork
Retention of the following: (a) office/WC prefab unit and permission to relocate same within site boundaries, (b) two number storage containers for general storage and permission to relocate same within site boundaries, (c) two number vehicular entrances, (d) a hatchery unit, (e) a drier unit and (f) septic tank system and planning permission for the following: (i) alterations to an existing vehicular entrance, (ii) close up the second vehicular entrance and construct a new vehicular entrance, (iii) removal of three number containers from site, (iv) construct a new agricultural building for seaweed line preparation and seaweed drying (existing hatchery unit and drier unit to be relocated and incorporated in this building) and (v) revise the existing yard layout to include hard surfaced areas and open green areas, and also to include all associated site works
Oakmount Fanahy Castletownbere Co. Cork
Permission sought for an extension to an existing garage/storage building for use as an agricultural storage and machinery shed and for all associated site works. Permission for retention also sought for existing rock excavation carried out for said proposed agricultural storage and machinery shed
Oakmount Fanahy Castletownbere Co. Cork
Dwellinghouse & garage
CAHERGARRIFF, CAHERGARRIFF,
Extension to existing dwellinghouse
Oakmount Fanahy Castletownbere Beara
Extension to existing dwelling
Oakmount Finaha Castletownbere Beara
Dwellinghouse
HEATH MOUNT, HEATH MOUNT, FANAHY,
Permission sought for construction of dwelling house, detached garage, installation of waste water treatment plant and for all associated site works
Cahergarriff Castletownbere Co. Cork
Construct Rural Residential Cluster to include 6no. substantial luxury holiday dwellings (one storey over basement), each with proprietary effluent treatment systems incorporating appropriate individual marine out-falls, with access to proposed shared entrance and roadway from public road, landscaping, adjustment of existing trees and foliage to R572 road frontage to improve sightlines at existing junctions with R572 and all associated site works
Drom Wood Castletownbere
The submission window has closed
Observations on this application closed on Monday 17 November 2008, five weeks after it was received. The authority cannot accept a late submission.
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