Proposed Development
Extension to dwelling house
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Application received
8 Jul 2010
Decision due
1 Sept 2010
Decision: CONDITIONAL
1 Sept 2010
Grant issued
4 Oct 2010
Application Details
- Location
- Point Road Crosshaven
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 8 July 2010
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 1 September 2010
- Grant Date
- 4 October 2010
Location
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Sunroom to side of existing dwelling, the installation of 2no. velux rooflights on the northern side of the roof and the construction of a chimney stack against the western gable
Point Road Crosshaven
Retention of sunroom extension and chimney stack to side, 2 no. velux windows to front of existing dwelling, and relocation of existing proprietary wastewater treatment unit
Point Road Crosshaven
Retention of sunroom extension and chimney stack to side, 2 no. velux windows to front of existing dwelling and relocation of existing proprietary waste water treatment unit
Point Road Crosshaven
Retention of sunroom extension and chimney stack to side, 2 no. velux windows to front of existing dwelling and relocation of existing proprietary waste water treatment unit
Point Road Crosshaven
Retention of sunroom extension, chimney stack, 2 no. velux windows to front, timber fencing at base of steps adjoining road, retaining wall to north of site, decking area to front of dwelling and relocation of proprietary wastewater treatment unit, all to existing dwelling
Point Road Crosshaven
Retention of: [1] sunroom extension, chimney stack and decking area to front of dwelling, [2] alterations to roadside retainer walls, [3] alterations to timber fencing at base of steps adjoining road, [4] retainer walls on site, [5] relocation of existing proprietary waste water treatment unit, [6] installation of 2 no. velux windows to front of existing dwelling, and [7] carport to front of existing dwelling
Point Road Crosshaven
(1) Retention of sunroom, extension, chimney stack and decking area to front of dwelling, (2) retention and alterations to roadside retainer walls, (3) retention and alterations to timber fencing at base of steps adjoining road, (4) retention of all retainer walls on site, (5) permission to install 2 no. velux window to front of existing dwelling, (6) permission to construct carport to front, and (7) relocation of existing proprietary waste water treatment unit, all to existing dwelling
Point Road Crosshaven
Permission for retention of A) single-storey extensions to the sides and rear of existing dwelling (totaling 56.73 sq.m./610.63 sq.ft floor space), B) 2 no. velux windows to the rear of the existing dwelling, C) all retaining walls on site, D) 2 no. timber decking areas to the front of the existing dwelling, E) timber fencing and associated entrance gate adjoining public road, and all ancillary works and Permission for A) the installation of 3 no. proposed velux windows to the front of the existing dwelling, B) the construction of a proposed car port at location adjoining public road, C) proposed alterations to retaining walls on site to facilitate construction of proposed car port, D) the installation of 3 no. proposed glazed panels to timber fencing and associated entrance gate adjoining public road, E) proposed relocation of existing waste water treatment system, and all ancillary works.
"St. Joseph's" Point Road Crosshaven Co. Cork
Ground floor extension to front of dwelling and new velux window to rear
"St.Joseph's" Point Road Crosshaven
Permission for the demolition of the existing dwelling house and the construction of a replacement two storey dwelling house with attached domestic garage, on site waste water treatment system and all associated site works.
Fernbank Point Road Crosshaven Co. Cork
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