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46 South Main Street Youghal Co. Cork

CONDITIONAL

Planning application 08/58046

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

To alter front elevation namely increase entrance door from 900mm to 1600mm fire access door per fire safety certificate

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    15 Sept 2008

  2. Decision: CONDITIONAL

    24 Oct 2008

  3. Decision due

    9 Nov 2008

Application Details

Location
46 South Main Street Youghal Co. Cork.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
15 September 2008
Status
APPLICATION FINALISED
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Decision Date
24 October 2008

Location

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Change of use from Retail to Bar Area/ Dancing Area. Alterations to Front Elevations. Ground floor Change of use from Retail unit to Bar/Dancing area. 1st floor Change of use from apartment to Toilets,CCTV room and Store, Change of use from bottle store to toilets and bottle store room, alterations to ground floor front elevation namely glazing and relocate entrance.

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Permission to remove the one year time limit on the extended opening hours as stated in condition no 1 of the order made by An Bord Pleanala, reference PL 87.228760, dated 3 November 2008 (Youghal Town Council Planning reference P58001/08), and to extend the time limit of the opening hours indefinitely.

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08/58001CONDITIONAL29 Jan 2008

Permission to extend the opening hours of the take-away and restaurant, on Friday and Saturday nights and also on Sunday nights perceding bank holidays Mondays, to 2.30 AM.

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10/58016CONDITIONAL16 Jun 2010

PERMISSION TO PERMANTLY RETAIN PERMISSION AS GRANTED TO EXTEND THE OPENING HOURS OF THE TAKE AWAY AND RESTAURANT ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS AND ALSO ON SUNDAY NIGHTS PRECEEDING BANK HOLIDAY MONDAYS TO 2.30 A.M.

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09/58012CONDITIONAL9 Apr 2009

Proposed permission to extend the opening hours of the take-away and restaurant, on Friday and Saturday nights and also on Sunday nights preceding bank holiday Mondays to 2.30 am at 16 South Main Street, Youghal, Co Cork

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21/6937CONDITIONAL29 Oct 2021

To change the use of a portion of the ground floor of existing residential dwelling to hair salon together with internal alterations at ground floor level; replacement door and new fenestration to window and new signage on Fox’s Lane; hanging sign at first-floor level on the Market Square elevation; and associated siteworks. which is within an Architectural Conservation Area.

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07/58056CONDITIONAL6 Sept 2007

Change of use of ground floor of existing house to restaurant, renovation of existing shop front, new wall mounted sign and external lighting.

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