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Scotchman's Point Crosshaven

INCOMPLETED APPLICATION

Planning application 08/9752

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

Extension to existing dwelling to include new ground floor sunroom, proposed new first floor extension to existing ground floor living room & associated works

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Application Details

Location
Scotchman's Point Crosshaven
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
19 November 2008
Status
INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
Decision
Pending

Location

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25/4464CONDITIONAL14 Mar 2025

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08/9965CONDITIONAL4 Dec 2008

Construction of car park platform/storage building with access lift to ground floor level and external access stairs, entrance gates, boundary wall and fencing to dwelling and associated site works

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08/9964CONDITIONAL4 Dec 2008

Construction of ground floor sunroom extension and first floor extension to existing dwelling and associated works

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08/9748INCOMPLETED APPLICATION19 Nov 2008

Extension to existing dwelling car park to include new car park platform/storage with access lift to ground floor level & associated site works

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06/10616CONDITIONAL14 Sept 2006

Demolition of bungalow and construction of two storey dwellinghouse

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05/7513INCOMPLETED APPLICATION13 Oct 2005

Removal of pitched roof and construction of of first floor extension and rear extension to dwelling

The Shale The Point Crosshaven

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05/8435CONDITIONAL16 Nov 2005

Alterations and ground floor and first floor extension to bungalow

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18/7385REFUSED20 Dec 2018

1) Construction of retaining wall along front boundary of site, and 2) Formation of vehicular entrance on to existing private road.

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14/4635CONDITIONAL31 Mar 2014

To carry out alterations, erect a single storey extension and raising of roof to create first floor living accommodation all to existing dellinghouse

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