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Ballymaquirk Kanturk Co Cork P51 XW94

Application Withdrawn

Planning application 24/6422

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

Permission for the construction of a single-storey substation to serve an existing industrial building and all associated site development works.

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Application Details

Location
Ballymaquirk Kanturk Co Cork P51 XW94
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
18 December 2024
Status
Application Withdrawn
Decision
Pending

Location

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26/2605Awaiting Admin Validation8 Oct 2026

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26/2604Awaiting Admin Validation8 Oct 2026

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18/6109CONDITIONAL10 Aug 2018

Permission for: - (1) New percolation area to serve existing septic tank and revised site boundaries to include enlargement of site area, (2) Retention of: - (a) house and garage as constructed (b) altered site boundaries (c) relocated septic tank (d) all associated site works.

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18/5817INCOMPLETED APPLICATION11 Jul 2018

1) A new percolation area to serve existing septic tank, 2) the retention of house and garage as constructed 3) the retention of altered site boundaries, 4) the retention of the relocated septic tank and 5) the retention of all associated site works.

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18/4809INCOMPLETED APPLICATION4 Apr 2018

(1) Retention of house as constructed and (2) revision of site boundaries.

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18/5188INCOMPLETED APPLICATION10 May 2018

Retention of (1) house and garage as constructed, (2) altered site boundaries, (3) relocated septic tank and (4) all associated site works.

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21/6765CONDITIONAL12 Oct 2021

Permission for the retention of (a) the demolition of factory building (factory 1), (b) retention of the construction of factory building (factory 1) and (c) retention of the construction of a loading mechanism (gantry crane) all within an overall site of 32.80 acres.

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20/6120INCOMPLETED APPLICATION29 Sept 2020

Retention of (a) the demolition of factory building (factory 1), (b) retention of the construction of factory building (factory 1) and (c) retention of the construction of a loading mechanism (gantry crane) all within the overall site of 32.80 acres.

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The submission window has closed

Observations on this application closed on Thursday 30 January 2025, five weeks after it was received. The authority cannot accept a late submission.

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