Sunview Church Hill Maulbaun, Passage West Co. Cork
INCOMPLETED APPLICATIONPlanning application 16/6819
Cork - Cork County Council
Proposed Development
To convert existing attic space in a dwellinghouse into habitable space by installing velux rooflights on the front and rear elevations, and window and doorway/balcony to south east gable elevation
Application Timeline
Application received
11 Nov 2016
Decision due
16 Jan 2017
Application Details
- Location
- Sunview Church Hill Maulbaun, Passage West Co. Cork
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 11 November 2016
- Status
- INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
- Decision
- Pending
- Decision Due
- 16 January 2017
Location
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Convert existing attic space in dwellinghouse into habitable space by installing velux rooflights on the front and rear elevations, and window and doorway/balcony to the south east gable elevation
Sunview Church Hill Maulbaun, Passage West Co. Cork
To convert existing attic space in dwelling into habitable space by installing velux rooflights on the front and rear elevations and window and doorway/balcony to south east gable elevation
Sunview Church Hill Maulbaun, Passage West Co.Cork
To convert existing attic space into habitable space by installing velux rooflights on the front and rear elevations, and windows in the south east gable elevation to dwellinghouse
Sunview Church Hill Maulbaun, Passage West Co. Cork
Retention of modifications to the northeast/rear elevation of existing dwelling
Church Hill Maulbaun Passage West Co.Cork
Retention of modifications to the northeast/rear elevation of an existing dwelling
Church Hill Maulbaun Passage West Co.Cork
Alterations, extension and conversion of garage to existing dwelling
No.3 Highlands Maulbaun Passage West
1) Construct new balcony extension to existing external stairs at rear of existing split-level dwelling; 2) minor elevational alterations to existing elevations to include new sliding doors to access new balcony from kitchen and; 3) all associated site works.
No.3 The Highlands Maulbaun Passage West Co. Cork
Dwellinghouse
Maulbaun Passage West
Permission for 1) The retention of an existing two-storey dwelling house as constructed, including a domestic workshop and garage, 2) The construction of a rear extension to the existing garage at upper level and conversions of same into ancillary accommodation unit and rear extension to the lower level workshop for unheated store, 3) Construction of a new flat roof connection between the existing dwelling and proposed ancillary accommodation unit, 4) The demolition of an existing rear balcony and construction of a new larger balcony on the rear elevation, 5) The alteration to existing front, side, and rear elevations, including new roof windows, and all associated site works.
7 Highlands Maulbaun Passage West Co. Cork
Permission to 1) convert & extend domestic garage/storage to granny flat, to be used as ancillary to dwelling, to include a cantilevered balcony on rear elevation, 2) construct a steel frame balcony to existing dwelling, with flat roof canopy over, to include frameless glass balustrade, 3) install 3 no velux roof lights to roof on front elevation of existing dwelling, 4) new flat roof to connection of existing dwelling & proposed granny flat, 5) new front door with side light on existing dwelling, 6) existing sliding door units on rear elevation of existing dwelling to be enlarged, 7) replace door on front elevation with window on existing dwelling, 8)new window on northern gable on existing dwelling & all associated site works.
No. 7 Highlands Maulbaun Passage West Co.Cork
The submission window has closed
Observations on this application closed on Thursday 15 December 2016, five weeks after it was received. The authority cannot accept a late submission.
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