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Copperton Corrin View Est, Duntahane Fermoy Co.Cork

INCOMPLETED APPLICATION

Planning application 23/4104

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

  1. 1)
    To demolish existing single storey flat roof extension (facing north)
  2. 2)
    to build in place new single storey pitched roof extension (facing north)
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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    27 Jan 2023

  2. Decision due

    23 Mar 2023

Application Details

Location
Copperton Corrin View Est, Duntahane Fermoy Co.Cork
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
27 January 2023
Status
INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
Decision
Pending
Decision Due
23 March 2023

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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23/4439Conditional Permission13 Mar 2023

1) to demolish existing single storey flat roof extension adjacent to two-storey dwelling house, 2) to build in place new single storey pitch roof extension adjacent to two storey dwelling house

Copperton Corrin View Estate, Duntahane Fermoy Co.Cork

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08/6364WITHDRAWN29 Apr 2008

Dormer type extension to side of dwelling

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08/10392CONDITIONAL30 Dec 2008

Two-storey side extension to existing dwelling

Corrin View Estate Duntahane Fermoy

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24/4301INCOMPLETED APPLICATION23 Feb 2024

Permission for demolition of existing extension to dwelling house and outbuildings, construction of new extension to dwelling house, alterations to dwelling house, construction of ancillary accommodation unit, construction of new shed structures and all external and associated site works.

St. James Duntahane Fermoy Co. Cork P61YV08

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24/4484Conditional Permission21 Mar 2024

Permission demolition of existing extension to dwelling house and 2 number out buildings, construction of new extension to dwelling house, alterations to dwelling house, construction of 1 number ancillary accommodation unit, construction of 3 number domestic shed structures and all external and associated site works

St.James Duntahane Fermoy Co.Cork

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26/1736Grant with Conditions29 Jun 2026

Permission for alterations to the previously granted planning application reference 24/4484. The proposed alterations include:- a) The 1 no. ancillary accommodation unit, permitted under application 24/4484 will not be constructed. b) The 3 no. domestic shed structures, permitted under application 24/4484 will not be constructed, c) Construction of a new detached garage building, comprising of garage area, garden shed and carport, all under one roof. The works proposed under item c) include all associated site works.

Duntahane, Fermoy, Cork, P61YV08

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13/4498INCOMPLETED APPLICATION22 Mar 2013

Retention of conversion of existing space to 1 no. studio room with 1 no. velux to front of existing roof and 1 no. velux to rear of existing dwelling, and permission to demolish existing single storey side extension to existing dwelling and erect a two storey replacement side extension

No. 11 Corrin View Estate Duntahane Fermoy

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09/51005CONDITIONAL26 Jun 2009

Permission for alterations and extensions to single storey dwelling

9 St Patricks Avenue Fermoy Co. Cork

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09/51004INCOMPLETED APPLICATION4 Jun 2009

Permission for construction of a single storey extension to side and rear of existing dwelling.

9 St Patrick's Avenue Fermoy Co. Cork

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16/6325INCOMPLETED APPLICATION20 Sept 2016

The construction of new single storey dwelling, new entrance, connections to the public sewers and all associated site works.

Duntahane Fermoy Co. Cork

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Observations on this application closed on Thursday 2 March 2023, five weeks after it was received. The authority cannot accept a late submission.

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