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Galtee Cheese AGI (Above Ground Installation) Natural and Processed Cheese Plant, Clonmel Road Brigown Mitchelstown, Co. Cork

CONDITIONAL

Planning application 20/5775

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

The replacement of approximately 32m of existing 2.4m high chainlink fencing and associated gates with 32m of new 2.4m high green palisade security fencing/gates and all associated works at an existing Above Ground Natural Gas Installation

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    18 Aug 2020

  2. Decision: CONDITIONAL

    1 Oct 2020

  3. Decision due

    12 Oct 2020

  4. Grant issued

    5 Nov 2020

Application Details

Location
Galtee Cheese AGI (Above Ground Installation) Natural and Processed Cheese Plant, Clonmel Road Brigown Mitchelstown, Co. Cork
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
18 August 2020
Status
APPLICATION FINALISED
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Decision Date
1 October 2020
Grant Date
5 November 2020

Location

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07/8286CONDITIONAL31 May 2007

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Construction of single storey extension to western side of existing cheese stores/loading building for rapid cooler system (For cheese), Area 265.8 SQ.M and all associated site works

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07/11713INCOMPLETED APPLICATION17 Oct 2007

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11/6586CONDITIONAL13 Dec 2011

Change of use of part of the second floor cheese store (no longer in use) to office space, to include one no. additional window to match existing windows on the front elevation and associated siteworks

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18/5002CONDITIONAL23 Apr 2018

The proposed development will consist of (1) The change of use from office use to canteen use, required to extend the seating area in the existing staff canteen at first floor level in the Cheese Production Facility, (2) Refurbishment and alteration to layout of the existing Canteen Facilities including Toilets and Staff Facilities, (3) The Change of Use from Industrial Use (disused Cheese Production Area) to Office Use for part of the second floor (currently disused), (4) The construction of a Enclosed Link Bridge/Corridor between the southern elevation of the Main Production/Office Building and the northern elevation of the existing Canteen Building, (5) Removal of existing single skin cladding enclosing the existing Fire Escape Stairs on the Southern Elevation of the Main Office/Production Building and replacing same with insulated cladding with integrated windows, (6) Alterations to the existing southern elevation of the Main Production/Office Building including the closing up of existing windows, the formation of new windows including the formation of a new viewing window at second floor level in the new Office Area and all Associated Works required to integrate the proposed works with the existing facilities in the Cheese Production and Office Building.

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23/5521CONDITIONAL26 Jul 2023

The proposed development will consist of the (1) Change of use from Industrial Use (disused cheese production area) for use as a New Laboratory/Testing Facility including ancillary sample management and storage areas, staff changing rooms and sanitary facilities, offices and meeting room on part of the first floor (currently disused) of a 3-storey building. (2) Alterations to the existing south and east elevations of the building including the formation of new window and door opes ancillary to the new laboratory/testing facility. (3) Change of use from industrial use (disused cheese production area) for use as a plant room/services area on part of the second floor (currently disused) for use ancillary to the new laboratory/testing facility at first floor level. (4) Construction of a new internal staircore to service the 3 floor levels of the building, and (5) All associated works required to integrate the proposed works with the existing facilities in the 3-storey building. This application relates to a development which comprises of an activity requiring an Industrial Emissions licence (Reg. No. 00404-02).

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Construction of single storey extension to process building for forklift parking and associated site works

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Change of use from industrial facility (disused cheese production facility) to offices for part of second floor level, currently disused. Works incorporate the integration of the proposed offices and associated facilities with those existing at the three-storey offices

Clonmel Road Brigown Mitchelstown Co.Cork

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06/6682REFUSED26 Apr 2006

Alterations, change of use and two storey extension to outhouse/garage for use as retail unit and 2 no. offices, 2 no. carpark spaces, bin storage and entrance

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