Proposed Development
Construct a new staff car park including a new access/entrance point.The proposed works will include (1) a new staff car park with a dense bitumen macadam surface finish, lighting, storm drainage incorporating gulleys, petrol interceptors, stormwater attenuation tank and attenuated discharge to Linehan’s Stream and (2) new access from Thomas Davis Street, including associated gates. The application relates to an establishment which has an Industrial Emissions Licence (PO403-03).
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Application received
1 Sept 2017
Decision: CONDITIONAL
15 Feb 2018
Decision due
19 Feb 2018
Grant issued
23 Mar 2018
Application Details
- Location
- Thomas Davis Street Mallow Co.Cork
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 1 September 2017
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 15 February 2018
- Grant Date
- 23 March 2018
Location
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The construction of a new 215mm solid block boundary wall with piers, of between 2.0-2.4m in height, plastered and capped, and new footpath, between the existing staff car park at Dairygold’s Nutritional Campus and 5 West End. The proposed development will also consist of the reinstatement of the original vehicular access via the archway between 6-7 West End (existing pedestrian/cyclist access, and existing gates to be retained); the blocking up of the existing northern pedestrian access from the existing car park (to match the existing boundary wall); and all ancillary works, including: the removal of existing internal bollards; the removal of the existing guardrail on West End; and the replacement of existing concrete footpath along West End; as well as all site development, drainage and landscaping works. There are no works proposed to the existing buildings at 5,6 and 7 West End (Protected Structures Reg. Nos. 100,101, and 102). The application relates to an establishment which has an Industrial Emissions License (P0403-03).
The existing staff car park at Dairygold's Nutritional Campus and 5, 6 and 7 West End, Annabella Mallow, Co. Cork
The construction of a new 215mm solid block boundary wall with piers, of between 2.0-2.4m in height, plastered and capped, and new footpath, between the existing staff car park at Dairygold’s Nutritional Campus and 5 West End. The proposed development will also consist of the reinstatement of the original vehicular access via the archway between 6-7 West End (existing pedestrian/cyclist access, and existing gates to be retained); the blocking up of the existing northern pedestrian access from the existing car park (to match the existing boundary wall); and all ancillary works, including: the removal of existing internal bollards; the removal of the existing guardrail on West End; and the replacement of existing concrete footpath along West End; as well as all site development, drainage and landscaping works. There are no works proposed to the existing building at 5,6 and 7 West End (Protected Structures Reg. Nos. 100,101, and 102). The application relates to an establishment which has an Industrial Emissions License (P0403-03).
The existing staff car park at Dairygold's Nutritional Campus & 5,6 and 7 West End, Annabella, Mallow, Co. Cork
Proposed internal alterations, refurbishment and partial change of use (1082sqm) from office to residential of No’s 5, 6 and 7 West End, Mallow, Co. Cork (Protected Structures Reg, No’s 100, 101 and 102) to provide 13 no. apartments (2 no. studio, 6 no. 1-bed and 5 no. 2-bed) an ancillary split-level management office and ancillary storage areas. External proposals include a new bicycle/refuse store, minor amendments to the existing car park and all associated site works. No alteration to the existing external elevations are proposed.
No's 5, 6 and 7 West End Mallow Co. Cork
Alteration/modification of the previously permitted (Ref: 21/6805) internal alterations, refurbishment and change of use of the apartment and office building (Protected Structures Reg. No’s 100,101 & 102). The proposed amendments include: (1) Provision of 2 No. additional residential units (1 bed split level) in lieu of the previously permitted management office at basement and ground floor levels (15 No. residential units in total); (2) Amending Unit 04 at ground floor to a 1 bed unit; (3) Provision of new staircase from the ground to basement in No. 5 West End; (4) Internal wall insulation proposed to external walls of basement level; (5) Internal alterations to third floor and provision of 2 No. roof AOVs; (6) Provision of 4 No. additional resident car parking spaces in lieu of the previously permitted staff parking.
5, 6 & 7 West End Mallow Co Cork
Permission for the phased demolition of buildings (11.887m2 in total) on lands of 2.80 hectares (6.92acres) in Mallow Town Centre, in the townland of Annabella, Mallow, Co. Cork.
Mallow Town Centre Annabella Mallow Co Cork
retention and demolition of existing rear first floor extension to Boadview House and alterations to rear facade after demolition, new vehicualar entrance, demolition of existing outhouse and new car park to rear
Broadview House West End Mallow Co. Cork.
of existing rear two-storey extension to existing office premises adjoining Broadwiew House
Broadview House Mallow Co. Cork.
Permission for change opf use of existing residential dwelling house to commercila office use and associated works.
165 West End Main Street Mallow Co Cork
Demolition of 2 semi detached houses and ancillary boundary walls; To widen, modify and extend an existing entrance to the east of these houses and to construct a boundary wall within their land
Annabella Mallow Co. Cork
Permission to demolish existing stores and to construct a two-storey dwelling
Shortcastle Mallow Co. Cork.
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