1601 Mast, Slipway Pier Road Kinsale Co. Cork
UNCONDITIONALPlanning application 08/53041
Cork - Cork County Council
Proposed Development
Permission to place original memorial anchor and plaque on granite coping stones plinth. Also on same plinth, erect a touch screed information kiosk. Locate additional removable bollards on roadside side of area and carry out associated site works
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Application received
25 Sept 2008
Decision: UNCONDITIONAL
17 Nov 2008
Decision due
19 Nov 2008
Grant issued
7 Jan 2009
Application Details
- Location
- 1601 Mast, Slipway Pier Road Kinsale Co. Cork.
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 25 September 2008
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- UNCONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 17 November 2008
- Grant Date
- 7 January 2009
Location
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Full planning permission for the partial demolition of the existing Acton's Hotel and ancillary structures, including No. 14 Lower O'Connell Street, (a Protected Structure), to allow for its reconstruction as a boutique hotel and apartment development comprising a 15 bed hotel (providing for a leisure centre, ancillary services, public areas, bar lounge, meeting areas) and 30 residential apartments contained in the original Acton's Hotel building adjoining Lower O'Connell Street, 3 no. detached houses, refurbishment of No. 14, 15 Lower O'Connell Street, an additional 32 apartment units and houses in 2 no. blocks separate to the existing hotel (one no. block in an area currently occupied by the existing Hotel Leisure Centre which is to be demolished) with common underground car park allowing for 140 no. car parking spaces (157 no. spaces in total) with new access from the north of the site, ancillary storage, cycle parking and waste areas, new landscaped plaza with revisions to existing public open space area, engineering works and road access provisions all on a site of 1.92 acres bounded by Pier Road & Lower O'Connell Street, Kinsale. The proposal allows for an overall development of 7103 sq.m. New GFA adding to 1880 sq.m. GFA of existing hotel to be incorporated into the proposed scheme
Actons Hotel Pier Road Kinsale Co. Cork
Partial demolition of the existing Acton's Hotel and ancillary structures, including No. 14 Lower O'Connell Street, (a Protected Structure), to allow for its reconstruction as a boutique hotel and apartment development comprising a 15 bed hotel (providing for a leisure centre, ancillary services, public areas, bar lounge, meeting areas) and 30 residential apartments contained in the original Acton's Hotel building adjoining Lower O'Connell Street, 3 no. detached houses, refurbishment of No. 14, 15 Lower O'Connell Street, an additional 32 apartment units and houses in 2 no. blocks separate to the existing hotel (one no. block in an area currently occupied by the existing Hotel Leisure Centre which is to be demolished) with common underground car park allowing for 140 no. car parking spaces (157 no. spaces in total) with new access from the north of the site, ancillary storage, cycle parking and waste areas, new landscaped plaza with revisions to existing public open space area, engineering works and road access provisions all on a site of 1.92 acres bounded by Pier Road & Lower O'Connell Street, Kinsale. The proposal allows for an overall development of 7103 sq.m. New GFA adding to 1880 sq.m. GFA of existing hotel to be incorporated into the proposed scheme. – Extension of Duration of Permission granted under PlanningReg. No. 10/53010
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Erection of a new porch with metal cladding; the insertion of 2 no. windows on the southern elevation; the erection of a new steel canopy structure with glazed canopy over the existing entrance to the function room; the insertion of new windows and the addition of lead cladding on the front elevation of the function room. Retention of existing retractable canopy on the eastern elevation serving the bar/café. The proposed development adjoins No. 14 Lower O’Connell Street (a Protected Structure, RPS 37 Kinsale Town Development Plan).
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