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Old Post Office Building St.Patrick's Quay/Pearse Street Gully, Bandon Co.Cork

INCOMPLETED APPLICATION

Planning application 24/4586

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

Permission for the change of use of first floor from office use to 2no. apartments [1 no. one bed apartment and 1 no. two bed apartment as per lapsed planning permission 18/4203] with connection to existing services and the carrying out of alterations in respect of the foregoing and all associated works

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    5 Apr 2024

  2. Decision due

    30 May 2024

Application Details

Location
Old Post Office Building St.Patrick's Quay/Pearse Street Gully, Bandon Co.Cork
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
5 April 2024
Status
INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
Decision
Pending
Decision Due
30 May 2024

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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24/4723Conditional Permission25 Apr 2024

Permission for the change of use first floor from office use to 2 No. apartments [1 no. one bed apartment and 1 no. two bed apartment as per lapsed planning permission 18/04203] with connection to existing services and the carrying out of alterations in respect of the foregoing and all associated works.

Old Post Office Building Gully St. Patrick's Quay/Pearse Street Bandon, Co. Cork

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18/4203CONDITIONAL26 Jan 2018

Refurbishment of existing first floor office unit, and change of use to 2 no. apartments (1 no. One Bed Apartment and 1 no. two bed apartments) with connection to existing services.

Old Post Office building Gully, St. Patrick Quay/Pearse Street Bandon Co. Cork

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17/7469INCOMPLETED APPLICATION22 Dec 2017

Refurbishment of existing first floor office unit, and change of use to 2 no. apartments (1 no. one bed apartment and 1 no. two bed apartment) with connection to existing services.

Old Post Office building St. Patrick Quay/Pearse Street, Gully Bandon Co. Cork

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09/5167INCOMPLETED APPLICATION15 Apr 2009

Change of use of retail/shop space to health centre for the provision of medical services and retention of floor space to be used as a health centre for the provision of medical services

Bridewell Court Gully Bandon

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09/5531CONDITIONAL12 May 2009

Change of use of retail/shop space to that of health centre for the provision of medical services and retention of floor space to be used as a health centre for the provision of medical services

Bridewell Court Gully Bandon

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04/1296CONDITIONAL1 Mar 2004

Demolition of two storey extension and construction of three storey extension containing 4 no. office/retail units

Gully Bandon

12m
09/4745INCOMPLETED APPLICATION10 Mar 2009

Change of use of 331sqm of retail/shop space to health centre for the provision of medical services & retention of 59.5sqm of floor space to be used as a health centre for the provision of medical services

Bridewell Court Gully Bandon

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06/5449CONDITIONAL10 Mar 2006

Change of use from retail unit to off licence on ground floor

No.6, Pearse St Gully Bandon

17m
04/921REFUSED18 Feb 2004

Erection of extension to rear of existing premises comprising of a retail unit on the ground floor, 1 no. retail unit and 1 no. apartment on the first floor and 2 no. apartments on the second floor along with all associated site works

6, Pearse St Gully Bandon

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04/8817INCOMPLETED APPLICATION1 Dec 2004

Extension to rear of premises comprising of 1 no. retail unit on ground floor, 1 no. office unit on first floor and 1 no. apartment on 2nd floor

6 Pearse Street Gully Bandon

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