Proposed Development
Retention of ground floor extension to rear of retail unit
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Application received
3 Feb 2016
Decision: CONDITIONAL
1 Jul 2016
Decision due
6 Jul 2016
Grant issued
9 Aug 2016
Application Details
- Location
- 11 Ashe Street Clonakilty Co. Cork
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- RETENTION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 3 February 2016
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 1 July 2016
- Grant Date
- 9 August 2016
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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Permission for change of use of part of ground floor and part of first floor from retail to offices including alteration to the signage at the front of the building. Permission for retention of change of use of the remainder of the ground and first floors, second floor and third floor from retail / residential to offices
No. 9 Ashe Street Clonakilty Co. Cork.
Permission / permission for retention for development of no. 9 Ashe street, Clonakilty (protected Structure No. 20000010 Clonakilty Town Council) consisting of Permission for change of use of part of ground floor and part of first floor from retail to offices including alteration to the signage at the front of the building. Permission for retention of change of use of the remainder of the ground and first floors, second floor and third floor from retail / residential to offices
No. 9 Ashe Street Clonakilty Co. Cork
Construction of roof garden (domestic) rear of premises
8 Ashe Street Clonakilty Co Cork
Permission for the demolition of an existing boiler room and outside toilet at ground floor leve (3.5m2) and the construction of new toliet at ground floor leve (2.2m2) and the demolition of an existing first floor extension to rear (12.)m2) and existing roof garden (domestic) (26.9m2) and the construction of a new rear single storey replacement extension at first floor level 39.0m2) with terrace (10.0m2) external access stairs and replacement roof garden (domestic) (39.0m2) at second floor level, including first floor internal alterations and all associated site works to a protected structure
8 Ashe Street Clonakilty Co. Cork
Replacement first floor extension and replacement domestic roof garden
8 Ashe Street Clonakilty Co. Cork
for (a) alterarions to existing building (b) change of use of first and second floor from residential to commercial (c) installation of traditional shopfront and timber sliding sash windows on front elevation (d) erection of hanging sign on front elevation
No. 15 Ashe Street Clonakilty Co. Cork
The development consists of the alterations and renovations to an existing dwelling (Protected Structure RPS ID 20000005), within an Architectural Conservation Area and all associated site works
5 Ashe Street Clonakilty Co Cork
Permission for (a) change of use of first floor apartment (granted under lapsed permission PL reg no 05/50013) to Beauty Salon, (b) Retention of second floor apartment (granted under lapsed permission PL reg no 05/50013), (c) Use of attic space as storage, alteration to existing roof light and installation of a new roof light and carry out all associated works to a protected structure
No 42 Ashe Street Clonakilty Co Cork
rentention of conversion of dwelling over shop into two apartments and all associated site works
42 Ashe Street Clonakilty Co. Cork
Planning permission is sought for change of use from retail shop on ground floor to bike shop, permission sought for first and second floor 2 storey extension to rear of building to increase floor size for apartment, relocate toilet facility to rear yard, permission sought for alterations to existing apartment above shop and relocate stair access, separate internal entrance at ground floor, internal modifications being made, and all associated site works
39 Ashe Street Scartagh Clonakilty Co. Cork
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