CORMAC STREET DRlug , COLLINS LANE , TULLAMORE
N/APlanning application 17415
Offaly - Offaly County Council
Proposed Development
THE INSTALLATION OF A 3M HIGH 'LAMP POST' STYLE RELIEF VENT STACK SERVICING THE EXISTING BELOW GROUND NATURAL GAS PRESSURE REDUCTION UNIT WITH ALL ANCILLARY SERVICES AND ASSOCIATED SITE WORKS
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- Location
- CORMAC STREET DRlug , COLLINS LANE , TULLAMORE
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Offaly County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 24 October 2017
- Status
- INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
- Decision
- N/A
Location
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THE INSTALLATION OF A 3M HIGH 'LAMP POST' STYLE RELIEF VENT STACK SERVICING THE EXISTING BELOW GROUND NATURAL GAS PRESSURE REDUCTION UNIT WITH ALL ANCILLARY SERVICES AND ASSOCIATED SITE WORKS
CORMAC STREET DISTRICT REGULATING INSTALLATION (DRI) , CARPARK LLOYD TOWN PARK , CORMAC STREET TULLAMORE CO. OFFALY
EXTENSION TO REAR OF HOUSE
CORMAC STREET , TULLAMORE , CO. OFFALY
1) RETENTION OF CONVERTED 2 STOREY OFFICE BUILDING AT THE REAR OF EXISTING OFFICE PREMISES, 2) RETENTION PERMISSION TO RETAIN GROUND FLOOR OFFICE EXTENSION TO THE REAR OF EXISTING OFFICE PREMISES AND REAR 2 STOREY CONVERTED OFFICE BUILDING, AND ALL ASSOCIATED SITE WORKS. THE WORKS ARE WITHIN THE CURTILAGE OF PROTECTED STRUCTURE, REFERENCE NUMBER 23-376
5 CORMAC STREET , TULLAMORE , CO OFFALYR35 K821
CHANGE OF USE FROM DWELLING HOUSE TO OFFICES. THIS IS A PROTECTED STRUCTURE
4 CORMAC STREET , TULLAMORE , CO. OFFALY
a). Construct a new 2 storey extension to the rear of the existing dwelling house; b). renovate the existing dwellinghouse including elevational changes; c). demolish existing rear extension to dwelling house d). construction of a garden shed (e). all associated site works and services.
Saint Mary’s O’Moore Street , Tullamore , Co. Offaly R35EH66
a). Construct a new 2 storey extension to the rear of the existing dwelling house; b). renovate the existing dwellinghouse including elevational changes; c). demolish existing rear extension to dwelling house d). construction of a garden shed (e). all associated site works and services.
Saint Mary’s O’Moore Street , Tullamore , Co. Offaly
a) Construct a new 2 storey extension to the rear of the existing dwelling house / derelict structure; b). renovate the existing dwellinghouse / derelict structure; including elevational changes; c). demolish existing rear extension to dwelling house / derelict structure; d). construction of a garden shed (e). all associated site works and services.
Saint Mary’s O’Moore Street , Tullamore , Co. Offaly
the elevational and layout changes to the existing house previously granted under planning permission reference TU282895
O'Moore Street , Tullamore , Co Offaly
RECONSTRUCTION AND EXTENSION TO HOUSE. THIS IS A PROTECTED STRUCTURE REF. 23-312, VICTORIA TERRACE
VICTORIA TERRACE O'MOORE STREET , SPOLLANSTOWN , TULLAMORE CO. OFFALY
CHANGE OF USE OF EXISTING WAREHOUSE UNIT TO EDUCATIONAL USE PROVIDING 1 NO. ADDITIONAL CLASSROOM WITH ACCESSIBLE W.C. TO THE EXISTING SPECIAL NEEDS SCHOOL. ADDITIONAL WORKS COMPRISE OF THE REMOVAL OF EXISTING ROLLER SHUTTER AND REPLACE WITH NEW DOOR AND SCREEN TO MATCH EXISTING, REMOVAL OF EXISTING LOADING RAMP AND REMOVAL OF EXTERNAL W.C.'S TO CREATE A RAISED OUTDOOR PLAY AREA TO THE EXISTING SPECIAL NEED SCHOOL AND ALL ASSOCIATED WORKS TO COMPLETE THE DEVELOPMENT . THIS BUILDING IS A PROTECTED STRUCTURE AS DEFINED IN THE TULLAMORE TOWN DEVELOPMENT PLAN. (REF; 23/242 FORMER TULLAMORE GOAL AND SALTS MILL)
KILCRUTTIN CENTRE , CORMAC STREET , TULLAMORE CO OFFALY
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