Proposed Development
Construction of vehicular entrance to existing dwelling
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Application received
9 May 2008
Decision: CONDITIONAL
23 Jun 2008
Decision due
3 Jul 2008
Grant issued
24 Jul 2008
Application Details
- Location
- Ballyduhig South Ballygarvan
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 9 May 2008
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 23 June 2008
- Grant Date
- 24 July 2008
Location
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Demolish existing domestic garage and to construct a new domestic garage and to carry out all associated site works
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Retention for (a) extension to retail building at existing garden centre for use as a food preparation area, (b) external wall to the front of the existing retail building entrance, (c) existing customer car parking area and ancillary site works.
The Pavilon Garden Centre and Nurseries Myrtle Hill Ballyduhig South Ballygarvan, Co. Cork
The demolition of the existing garden centre glasshouse buildings, the construction of new glasshouse buildings, the construction of a new two storey delivery/storage building for storage ancillary to the garden centre, a new car park for staff parking and customer overflow and associated ancillary site works, installation of a soil polishing filter and underground waste water treatment unit and associated drainage works and widening of a section of the local road south of the existing entrance. Retention is also sought for change of use of part of the existing retail building from retail to café and the retention of the existing pedestrian entrance walkway and associated canopy to the retail building.
The Pavilion Garden Centre and Nurseries Myrtle Hill Ballyduhig South Ballygarvan, Co. Cork
The demolition of existing garden centre glasshouse buildings, the construction of new glasshouse buildings, the construction of a new delivery/storage building for storage ancillary to the garden centre, a new car park for staff parking and customer overflow and associated ancillary site works, installation of a soil polishing filter and underground waste water treatment unit and associated drainage works and widening of a local section of the L6482 road south of the existing entrance. Permission is also sought for change of use for part of the existing retail building from retail to café and the retention of the existing pedestrian entrance walkway and associated canopy to the retail building.
The Pavilion Garden Centre and Nurseries, Myrtle Hill, Ballyduhig South Ballygarvan, Co. Cork
The construction of a vehicle entrance to the site.
Myrtle Hill Ballyduhig South Ballygarvan Co. Cork
Construction of vehicular entrance for agricultural use to the site and all associated site works
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Construction of retail unit to facilitate existing garden centre with 1st floor for storage use
Ballyduhig South Ballygarvan
The construction of a new three-storey delivery storage / warehouse for storage and product display for trade only customers ancillary to the garden centre, five new staff parking spaces and associated ancillary site works. The permission requested involves modifications to a previously permitted development consisting of a two-storey delivery / storage building for which planning permission was granted under Planning Register No. 19/06771.
The Pavillion Garden Centre Myrtle Hill Ballyduhig South Ballygarvan, Co. Cork
Overground slurry storage tank and associated works
Balllyduhig South Ballygarvan
Demolition of existing glasshouse and construction of agricultural shed for storage of machinery and associated site works
Ballyduhig South Ballygarvan
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