Proposed Development
Conversion of attic to living accommodation over existing dwelling house & playschool, & installation of 5no. velux windows, 1no. dormer window & gable window
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- Location
- Demesne Newmarket
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 18 November 2009
- Status
- WITHDRAWN
- Decision
- Pending
Location
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Conversion of attic space of dwelling to provide living accommodation including fitting 5no. velux windows & 1no. dormer window to roof of dwelling
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Alterations and change of use from furnishing workshop to montessori school including child day care services and additional entrance
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Change of use from furnishing workshop to montessori school and child day care facility,new vehicular entrance to site and extend "A" roof over premises at north western corner
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Construction of entrance to dwellinghouse
GARRAUNAWARRIG UPPER, GARRAUNAWARRIG UPPER,
Dwellinghouse and proprietary treatment plant
Demesne Newmarket
Dwellinghouse
Demesne Newmarket
Dwellinghouse
Demesne Newmarket
Dwellinghouse
Demesne Newmarket
Upgrade to the existing waste water treatment plant (WWTP) with proposed plant including balance tank, anoxic, anaerobic and aeration tanks, proposed clarifier tank, Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) plant, underground effluent pumping station, culverts, control room, filters and concrete plinths. The proposed development will include the demolition of the existing 11 meter bio-tower. Installation of an underground pumped pipeline to convey treated water from the facility to a discharge point on the River Dalua, 4 kilometers to the south east of the facility, utilizing the R576 road corridor, including all necessary pipeline connection, drainage and vent infrastructures. Intensification of use of the existing facility through an increase in the duration of the weekly and annual milk processing period at the Newmarket creamery resulting in an increase in milk processing up to a maximum of 80 million gallons per annum. The proposed development includes work to Allen’s Bridge.
Scarteen Lower Newmarket Co. Cork
Upgrade to the existing waste water treatment plant (WWTP) with proposed plant including balance tank, anoxic, anaerobic and aeration tanks, proposed clarifier tank, Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) plant, underground effluent pumping station, culverts, control room, filters and concrete plinths. The proposed development will include the demolition of the existing 11 meter bio-tower at the Newmarket Co-Operative Creameries Ltd facility in Newmarket town, Co Cork, within the townlands of Scarteen Lower, Garrannawarrig Upper, Park, Garrannawarrig Lower and Liscongill. Installation of an underground pumped pipeline to convey treated water from the facility to a discharge point on the River Dalua, 4 kilometers to the south east of the facility, utilizing the R576 road corridor, including all necessary pipeline connection, drainage and vent infrastructures. Intensification of use of the existing facility through an increase in the duration of the weekly and annual milk processing period at the Newmarket creamery resulting in an increase in milk processing up to a maximum of 80 million gallons per annum. These changes will be subject to an amendment by EPA, of the existing site Industrial Emissions Directive Licence. An Environmental Impact Statement and Natura Impact Statement accompany this planning application. The proposed development includes work to Allen’s Bridge, a recorded monument under the National Monuments Act and is located within the zone of potential for the historic town of Newmarket which has a Recorded Monument designation.
Scarteen Lower Newmarket Co. Cork
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Observations on this application closed on Tuesday 22 December 2009, five weeks after it was received. The authority cannot accept a late submission.
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