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Munster Joinery Lacka Cross Lackanastooka Ballydesmond

WITHDRAWN

Planning application 08/4333

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

Construction of parking facility providing 400 no. car parking spaces, 6 no. bus parking spaces, personnel access tunnel to existing plant, drainage, hydrocarbon interceptors, footpaths, weather canopy's and lighting standards

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Application Details

Location
Munster Joinery Lacka Cross Lackanastooka Ballydesmond
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
24 January 2008
Status
WITHDRAWN
Decision
Pending

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08/4003INCOMPLETED APPLICATION2 Jan 2008

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The relocation of an existing site entrance gate to provide improved sightlines and the removal off site of approximately 4,600m3 of material to level an existing land area to facilitate future works and all associated site & ancillary works.

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14/5785INCOMPLETED APPLICATION22 Aug 2014

The development will consist of a 0.28ha Fire Water Retention Pond. The pond will have a storage capacity of 4400m³. This project will form part of the works for the existing IPPC Licence governing the facility. A Natura Impact Statement has been submitted with the application.

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14/5384INCOMPLETED APPLICATION30 Jun 2014

A 0.28ha Fire Water Retention Pond. The pond will have a storage capacity of 4400 metres cubed.

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14/6611REFUSED5 Dec 2014

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21/7219WITHDRAWN29 Nov 2021

The construction of a 172-space car park facility, complete with a storm water attenuation tank, oil interceptor, access footpath, lamp posts and landscaping works (8763 sq.m total) at the Gairdini facility. A Natura Impact Statement (NIS) will be submitted to the Planning Authority with this application.

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07/10679INCOMPLETED APPLICATION3 Sept 2007

Construction of single storey building to house equipment for treatment of water based waste paints for the purpose of reducing wastes exported from the site

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Construction of single storey building with bunding to house equipment for treatment of water based waste paints

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