4 O'Neill Crowley Quay Fermoy Co. Cork
INCOMPLETED APPLICATIONPlanning application 10/51010
Cork - Cork County Council
Proposed Development
Permission for taxi base/office on the ground floor of existing building
Application Details
- Location
- 4 O'Neill Crowley Quay Fermoy Co. Cork
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 4 August 2010
- Status
- INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
- Decision
- Pending
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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Permission for change of use of first, second and third floors from residential to commercial use as offices, canteen, stores in association with existing pharmacy at 15, Patrick Street, Fermoy. Demolition of 2 no. two storey extensions to the rear, reconstruction of a single storey extension in place of 2 no. two storey extensions to be demolished, levelling internal ground floor levels to match floor levels at Patrick Street, internal alterations to include 3 no. door opes to join the retail areas of 15 and 17, Patrick Street at ground floor level and elevational changes to rear onto Store Street to accommodate the alterations. This will involve the carrying out of works to a Protected Structure.
15 and 17 Patrick Street Fermoy TD Fermoy Co. Cork.
Joining the ground floor shop units (P.D.620) of Nos.21,23 and 25 Patrick Street and the partial change of use from retail to restaurant with associated ancillary areas. Construct a new shop front, including signage and lighting with external seating on Patrick Street and alterations to the rear façade and footpath with new plant platform and screen on the existing flatroof at first floor level on Store Street.
Nos 21,23 & 25 Patrick Street & Store Street Fermoy Co. Cork
Amalgamating the 3 no. ground floor shop units (Granted Pl. Ref P.D 620) and the partial change of use from retail to restaurant with associated ancillary areas, construct a new shop front including signage and lighting with external seating on Patrick Street and alterations to the rear façade and footpath with new plant platform and screen on the existing flat roof at first floor level. The development consists of works to a Protected Structure.
Nos 21,23 & 25 Patrick Street & Store Street Fermoy Co. Cork
Change of use of existing ground floor commercial unit into 1 no. two bedroom apartment and 1 no. one bedroom apartment and associated site works.
12 & 13 Kent Street Fermoy Co. Cork
Refurbishment and extension of derelict site dwelling.
Elbow Lane Fermoy Co. Cork
Change of use from a licensed premises to a commercial/retail premises and to carry out external and internal alterations to a protected structure.
No. 2 Patrick Street No.1 Terence McSweeney St
Change of use from Residential to CommericalRetail and/or office use on the first and second floor, to demolish an existing two storey annex structure to the rear, construct a two storey extension and to carry out external and internal alterations to a protected structure.
No 2 Patrick Street No 1 Terence McSweeney St Fermoy Co. Cork.
Alterations, including sub-division, and 3 storey extension to rear of existing building for continued retail/commercial use.
O'Neill Crowley Quay Fermoy Co. Cork
Construction of two number one bedroom apartments at first and second floor levels to an existing a three storey commercial building to include alterations to existing shopfront and associated site works.
O'Neill Crowley Quay Fermoy Co. Cork
Partial demolition, alterations and change of use of first and second floors of an existing three storey building from commercial use to two number one bedroom apartments with balconies and alterations to existing ground floor commercial unit to include provision of bin stores and alterations to shopfront and associated site works
O'Neill Crowley Quay Fermoy Co.Cork
The submission window has closed
Observations on this application closed on Tuesday 7 September 2010, five weeks after it was received. The authority cannot accept a late submission.
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