GB Euro Business Park Ballytrasna Little Island
INCOMPLETED APPLICATIONPlanning application 10/6037
Cork - Cork County Council
Proposed Development
Change of use to store and bulking up of cooking oil and used cooking oil (UCO) including construction of an open canopy area at rear of site and installation of an interceptor
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- Location
- GB Euro Business Park Ballytrasna Little Island
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 13 August 2010
- Status
- INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
- Decision
- Pending
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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Installation of 3 no. bunded tanks within the existing warehouse building relating to the storage and bulking up of raw and used cooking oil, installation of roller shutter door to the rear elevation of existing building, construction of open canopy area for the temporary storage of raw and used cooking oil containers at the rear of the property and ancillary services
Unit 1 GB Euro Business Park Ballytrasna Little Island
Retention of extension to the rear of Unit 8A, and elevational changes to the front and rear of unit 8.
Units 8 and 8A Little Island Industrial Estate Ballytrasna Little Island, Co. Cork
Retention of warehouse extension to the rear of existing warehouse premises unit 8A, and elevational changes to the front and rear of existing warehouse premises unit 8.
Units 8 and 8A Little Island Industrial Estate Ballytrasna Little Island, Co Cork
Retention of warehouse extension to the rear of existing warehouse premises unit 8A, and elevational changes to the front and rear of existing warehouse premises unit 8.
Units 8 and 8A Little Island Industrial Estate Ballytrasna Little Island, Co. Cork
Permission to retain additional section of first floor mezzanine and permission to retain subdivision of extension granted under ref.no. s/97/2722
Unit 7a Little Island Ind.Est. Ballytrasna Little Island
Retention of additional section of first floor mezzanine and retention of subdivision of extension permitted under Pl. Reg. No. 97/2722 and retention of extension to same for use as light industrial unit and manufacturing of stainless steel venting systems and ancillary office use
Unit 7a Little Island Ind. Est. Ballytrasna Little Island
Alterations to front elevation of existing workshop to include new main entrance to office area and construction of additional office space within existing building
Ballytrasna Little Island Ind. Estate
Alterations and extension to disused industrial building for use as Electrical component manufacturing to include replacing existing roof, construction of extension to existing plant room/waste skip compound, canopy and concrete floor at delivery area, bicycle shed, replace existing windows, replace fire escaping stairs and installation of fire doors and windows on front elevation
Unit 34 Ballytrasna Little Island
Retention permission for an existing single storey loading bay store (c.20sqm) and for permission to extend same by c.40.2sqm at their premises. The proposed development consists of the retention of an existing single storey loading bay store and the construction of an extension to same, together with all associated site works.
Unit 34, GB Business Park, Little Island, Cork, T45H681
Construction of shed to be used in connection with commercial landscaping business, retention of concrete hardstanding to the rear of property and demolition of existing sheds to the front of property
Dara Clash Road Ballytrasna Little Island
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