No. 12 New Quay , Clonmel , Co. Tipperary
CONDITIONALPlanning application 17600916
Tipperary - Tipperary County Council
Proposed Development
amendments to elevations to boundary walls and gates
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Application received
17 Aug 2017
Decision: CONDITIONAL
3 Oct 2017
Decision due
11 Oct 2017
Grant issued
7 Nov 2017
Application Details
- Location
- No. 12 New Quay , Clonmel , Co. Tipperary
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- RETENTION
- Planning Authority
- Tipperary County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 17 August 2017
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 3 October 2017
- Grant Date
- 7 November 2017
- Permission Expires
- 6 November 2022
Location
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works to and within the curtilage of 2 no protected structures at no 3 Anglesea Street Clonmel (rps 6 NIAH 22117098) and No 16 New Quay (Bellevue Place) Clonmel (NIAH 22117110) No 3 Anglesea Street - existing Sankeys Lane extension: amendments to existing rear extension of modern construction (PA 1392) linked to No 3 Anglesea Street (PA4591) on Sankeys Lane including ;a) removal of pitched roof and b) increasing height of external walls to create new flat roof which will be partly roof garden and will accommodate an air to water heat pump and will be accessed from second floor level of No 3 Anglesea Street, c) alterations to elevations both at Sankey's Lane and south facade including replacement of all existing pvc windows, installation of glass balustrades to roof garden and installation of new windows and entrance door at ground floor Sankeys Lane elevation. No 3 Anglesea Street main building NIAH 22117098 ; The proposal also involves work to No 3 Anglesea Street which is a protected structure including; d) fitting of smoke vent to the roof over stairwell, e) formation of new opening to rear elevation at second floor to allow access to proposed flat roof and relocation of window to allow for same, f) re-arrangement of internal layout to address current Building Regulation, Fire Safety and operational compliance and g) conservation based repair and refurbishment works to existing building fabric to allow for necessary upgrade, stabilisation and maintenance of the protected structure. No 16 New Quay (ref p 14/550030) including; h) the creation of a new opening to form an internal link in the party wall between stables building no 16 and rear extension of 3 Anlglesea Street i) forming window in existing stable door opening on Sankeys Lane with sliding timber door. j) forming sliding door opening in place of windows in recently constructed courtyard wall and k) associated site works and services.
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works to and within the curtilage of 2 no protected structures at no 3 Anglesea Street Clonmel (rps 6 NIAH 22117098) and No 16 New Quay (Bellevue Place) Clonmel (NIAH 22117110) No 3 Anglesea Street - existing Sankeys Lane extension: amendments to existing rear extension of modern construction (PA 1392) linked to No 3 Anglesea Street (PA4591) on Sankeys Lane including ;a) removal of pitched roof and b) increasing height of external walls to create new flat roof which will be partly roof garden and will accommodate an air to water heat pump and will be accessed from second floor level of No 3 Anglesea Street, c) alterations to elevations both at Sankey's Lane and south facade including replacement of all existing pvc windows, installation of glass balustrades to roof garden and installation of new windows and entrance door at ground floor Sankeys Lane elevation. No 3 Anglesea Street main building NIAH 22117098 ; The proposal also involves work to No 3 Anglesea Street which is a protected structure including; d) fitting of smoke vent to the roof over stairwell, e) formation of new opening to rear elevation at second floor to allow access to proposed flat roof and relocation of window to allow for same, f) re-arrangement of internal layout to address current Building Regulation, Fire Safety and operational compliance and g) conservation based repair and refurbishment works to existing building fabric to allow for necessary upgrade, stabilisation and maintenance of the protected structure. No 16 New Quay (NIAH 22117110); The proposal involves works to the existing protected structure at No. 16 New Quay (ref p 14/550030) including; h) the creation of a new opening to form an internal link in the party wall between stables building no 16 and rear extension of 3 Anglesea Street i) forming window in existing stable door opening on Sankeys Lane with sliding timber door. j) forming sliding door opening in place of windows in recently constructed courtyard wall and k) associated site works and services.
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