Proposed Development
Change of use of first and second floors of building from existing residential use to function as new Dental Surgery together with minor alterations and associated site works
Application Timeline
Application received
21 Aug 2009
Decision: CONDITIONAL
12 Oct 2009
Decision due
15 Oct 2009
Grant issued
16 Nov 2009
Application Details
- Location
- 17, Rahilly Street Cobh Co. Cork.
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 21 August 2009
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 12 October 2009
- Grant Date
- 16 November 2009
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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Material change of use of part of the first floor of building from residential use to function as rooms associated with existing ground floor dental surgery – Extension of Duration of Permission granted under planning ref: 10/52024
17 Rahilly Street Kilgarvan Td, Cobh Co. Cork
Material change of use of part of the first floor of building from residential use to function as rooms associated with existing ground floor dental surgery
17, Rahilly Street Cobh Co. Cork
Change of use of ground floor to restaurant with service rooms to basement level and refurbishment of 3 No. self-contained residential apartments on the upper floor levels, alterations to the existing side entrance/elevation, provision of new shopfront to front facade and all associated site works [Protected Structure]
11, Pearse's Square Cobh Co. Cork.
Part demolish of existing storage units and to construct in place an apartment development which will consist of 1NR 1 bed unit and 2NR 2 bed units, along with a courtyard area, bin storage and all ancillary site works.
Rahilly Street Kilgarvan Cobh Co. Cork
To part demolish existing storage units and to construct in place an apartment development which will consist of 1no. 1-bed unit and 2 no. 2-bed units along with a courtyard area, bin storage and all ancillary site works.
1 and 2 O'Rahilly Street Kilgarvan Cobh Co. Cork
a) New 450mm high halo-illuminated individual AIB stainless steel letters, b) new 150mm high pinmounted individual stainless steel letters ‘’Cobh’’, c) new external illuminated 600 x 600mm double sided projecting sign and d) new ATM surround.
AIB 4 West Beach Kilgarvan Cobh, Co. Cork
The removal of existing external corporate signage including spotlights and replacement of same with a) New 450mm high halo-illuminated individual AIB stainless steel letters, b) new 150mm high pinmounted individual stainless steel letters ‘’Cobh’’, c) new external illuminated 600 x 600mm double sided projecting sign with new spotlights and d) new ATM surround, noting that the building is a “Protected Structure”.
AIB 4 West Beach Kilgarvan Cobh, Co. Cork
Removal of existing automated teller maching and provision of 1 new automated teller machine and stainless steel surround. The proposed work involves the modification of existing ATM opening to accommodate the new automated teller maching. Works to the new opening will involve lowering the cill level and reducing the width of the existing opening. All new finishes will match surrounding finishes. [Protected Structure].
AIB Bank 4, West Beach Cobh Co. Cork.
The conversion of ground floor commercial unit to apartment dwelling and the conversion of a single dwelling unit on the upper floors to 2 no. apartments with one unit on the first floor and a duplex unit on the second and third floors
2 O'Rahilly Street Kilgarvan Cobh Co.Cork
The conversion of ground floor commercial unit to apartment dwelling and the conversion of a single dwelling unit on upper floors to 2 no. apartments with one unit on the first floor and a duplex unit on the second and third floors.
2 O'Rahilly Street Kilgarvan Cobh Co.Cork
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