Proposed Development
permission for a change of use of existing residential apartments to a new Dental Surgery
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Application received
7 Jan 2010
Decision due
3 Mar 2010
Decision: CONDITIONAL
3 Mar 2010
Grant issued
21 Apr 2010
Application Details
- Location
- No. 1B Rosecourt Mallow Co. Cork.
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 7 January 2010
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 3 March 2010
- Grant Date
- 21 April 2010
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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Permission for a change of use of existing ground floor retail unit for use as an extension to existing dental surgery practice and all associated site works and services.
No. 1A, Rosecourt, Muddy Hill, Mallow, Co. Cork.
permission for alterations, extension, entrance and ancillary works to existing residential ground floor apartment and for change of use from existing residential ground floor apartment to doctors surgery
No. 3A Rosecourt Mallow Co. Cork.
alterations, extension, entrance and ancillary works to existing ground floor apartment and for change of use from existing residential ground floor apartment to Doctor's Surgery
No. 3A Rosecourt Muddy Hill Mallow Co. Cork.
Permission for change of use of 1st and 2nd floor accommodation from residential use to commercial use
Carmichael lane Mallow Co. Cork.
The development is located within the ACA (ACA-1) area and consists of the retention of works to include: 1. The change of use of the ground floor public bar, lounge and toilets into a retail unit and residential use. 2. The change of use of the first-floor kitchen and lounge area into residential use. 3. The change of use of second floor toilets and store into residential use. The development also consists retention to the alteration to front/west elevation including an additional door serving the retail unit, alteration to decorative timber facade and signage and the replacement of ground floor windows and doors to aluminium.
The corner of William O'Brien Street and Muddy Hill Mallow Co. Cork
Retention for the change of use of existing public house into a ground floor retail unit and six no. one bedroom apartments located within ground floor, first floor and second floor of premises.
The Corner of William O'Brien Street & Muddy Hill Mallow Co. Cork
The development is located within the ACA (ACA-1) area and consists of the retention of works to include: 1) The change of use of the ground floor public bar, lounge and toilets into a retail unit and 2 No. apartments. 2) The change of use of the first-floor kitchen and lounge area into 3 No. apartments. 3) The change of use of second floor toilets and store into 1 No. apartment. The development also consists retention to the alteration to front/west elevation including an additional door serving the retail unit, alteration to decorative timber facade and signage and the replacement of ground floor windows and doors to aluminium.
The corner of William O'Brien Street and Muddy Hil Mallow Co. Cork
permission for re-development works to incorporate the demolition of an existing building and the re-construction of a 3 storey building and associated works
20 & 21 William O'Brien Street Mallow Co. Cork.
Permission for the change of use of ground floor of premises from a retail unit to a fitness centre incorporating a retail element and change of use of first floor of premises from a store to a fitness centre
21 O'Brien Street Mallow Co. Cork.
Permission for change of use from ground & first floor retail use and second floor residential use to office use on the ground, first & second floors. Permission for retention of as built existing ground, first and second floor layouts and alterations to existing facades.
No. 19 O'Brien Street Mallow Co. Cork
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