Ballytrasna Little Island Co. Cork
Conditional PermissionPlanning application 19/5639
Cork - Cork County Council
Proposed Development
Construction of 3 no. extensions to existing Block 3 warehouse, as existing use, additional car parking, use of existing turning circle and all associated ancillary site works and services
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Application received
27 Jun 2019
Decision: Conditional Permission
16 Aug 2019
Decision due
19 Aug 2019
Grant issued
7 Oct 2019
Application Details
- Location
- Ballytrasna Little Island Co. Cork
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- Permission
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 27 June 2019
- Status
- Application Closed
- Decision
- Conditional Permission
- Decision Date
- 16 August 2019
- Grant Date
- 7 October 2019
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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Construction of extension to Block 3 to form new industrial/warehouse unit (no.25) and ancillary site works
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Retention of alterations to industrial unit previously approved under Cork County Council Pl. Reg. No. 069348, including revised ground floor layout with reception, 3no. individual offices and separate kitchenette, 1 no. office with reception, store and kitchenette, and associated reduced warehouse/store space, new windows and door and revised door location to the ground floor rear elevation, and provision of first floor level within the existing building for 6 no. individual offices and toilets, including a staircore with roof extract vent.
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The change of use from light industrial storage, to indoor karting tracks and all associated site works
G.B. Business Park Little Island Co. Cork
(1) Concrete block wall 2.5m high, pointed and capped along the northern and eastern boundaries, (2) 5m landscaped buffer zone adjacent to the block wall, (3)1.8m palisade fencing instead of block wall on the eastern boundary facing the entrance to Harbour Point Golf Club, (4) pedestrian access and access for emergency fire service only
Ballytrasna Little Island
1) Concrete Block wall 2.5m high, pointed & capped along the northern and eastern boundaries 2) a 5m landscaped buffer zone adjacent to the block wall 3) 1.8m pallisade fencing instead of a block wall on the eastern boundary facing the entrance to harbour point golf club 4) pallisade fencing to contain pedestrian access and access for emergency fire services only
Ballytrasna Little Island
Permission for development consisting of the re-construction of previously fire damaged warehouse, new partial first floor mezzanine office space, building signage and all associated siteworks including connection to existing public services, external yard, car parking, boundary treatment and all other ancillary site works.
Unit 8, GB Business Park, Ballytrasna, Little Island, Co. Cork.
The development will consist of the re-construction of previously fire damaged warehouse, new partial first floor mezzanine office space, building signage and all associated siteworks including connection to existing public services, external yard, car parking, boundary treatment and all other ancillary site works.
Unit 8, GB Business Park, Ballytrasna, Little Island, Co. Cork
Staff car park providing of 57 no. car parking spaces to include 2 no. disabled spaces, landscaped areas, entrance barrier and associated site works
Ballytrasna Little Island
Retention of alterations to western and southern elevations and partial change of use of industrial units 1/2 Block B for use as maintenance and repair of fork trucks to include ancillary offices and canteen
Ballytrasna Little Island
Internal alterations and alterations to elevations and construction of fork truck washing bay to rear of Units 1 & 2
Ballytrasna Little Island
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