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Tinneel Rosscarbery Co. Cork

INCOMPLETED APPLICATION

Planning application 18/53

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

To demolish existing rear and front extensions and to alter and to construct new two storey and single storey extensions to existing dwelling house, new domestic garage, forming new vehicular entrance, provision of new wastewater treatment system and all associated site works

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    5 Feb 2018

  2. Decision due

    3 Apr 2018

Application Details

Location
Tinneel Rosscarbery Co. Cork
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
5 February 2018
Status
INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
Decision
Pending
Decision Due
3 April 2018

Location

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18/80CONDITIONAL16 Feb 2018

Demolition of existing rear and front extensions and for alterations to and construction of new two storey and single storey extensions to existing dwellinghouse, new domestic garage, forming new vehicular entrance, provision of new wastewater treatment system and all associated site works

Tinneel Rosscarbery Co Cork

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00/6208CONDITIONAL16 Oct 2000

Construction of porch extension to dwellinghouse

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08/1510CONDITIONAL15 Aug 2008

Residential development comprising of 6no. dwellinghouses (of which 2no. dwellings will have seperate garages for domestic purposes) and all associated ancillary development works to include landscaping, car parking, new vehicular access, individual biocycle units and percolation areas for each dwelling

Cahermore Cross Tinneel Rosscarbery

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07/2292INCOMPLETED APPLICATION29 Aug 2007

Construction of 9no. dwellinghouses (of which 2no. dwellings will have seperate garages for domestic purposes) and all associated ancillary development works to include landscaping, car parking, new vehicular access, individual biocycle units and percolation area for each dwelling

Cahermore Cross Tinneel Rosscarbery

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07/2533REFUSED28 Sept 2007

Construct 9no. dwellinghouses (2no. dwellings will have separate garages for domestic purposes) and all associated ancillary works to include landscaping, car parking, new vehicular access and individual biocycle units and percolation areas for each dwelling

Cahermore Cross Tinneel Rosscarbery

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13/469UNCONDITIONAL9 Aug 2013

Residential development comprising of 4no. dwellinghouses (of which 2no. dwellings will have seperate garages for domestic purposes) and all associated ancillary development works to include landscaping, car parking, new vehicular access, individual biocycle units and percolation areas for each dwelling

Cahermore Cross, Tinnell, Rosscarbery, Co. Cork

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15/633CONDITIONAL11 Nov 2015

(a) construct extensions to existing dwelling including the demolition of the front wall of the dwelling to be replaced with new wall and for minor fenestration alterations to dwelling (b) Install waste water treatment system to serve dwelling (c) Construct new vehicular entrance to serve dwelling

Frehanes Rosscarbery Co Cork

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11/145INCOMPLETED APPLICATION14 Mar 2011

Construction of a one and a half storey artists dwelling house and associated drainage infrastructure

Frehanes Rosscarbery Co. Cork

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11/564REFUSED14 Sept 2011

Construct one and half storey artists dwelling house with new vehicular access and installation of conventional septic tank sytem

Freahanes Rosscarbery Co. Cork

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01/4854CONDITIONAL29 Aug 2001

Dwelling and domestic garage

CAHERMORE, CAHERMORE,

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