House of Waterford Crystal , The Mall , Waterford
N/APlanning application 20747
Waterford - Waterford City and County Council
Proposed Development
for a free-standing terrace cover with vertiglass screens at
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- Location
- House of Waterford Crystal , The Mall , Waterford
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Waterford City and County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 13 October 2020
- Status
- INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
- Decision
- N/A
Location
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a change of use from restaurant dining areas and exhibition & gallery space to four residential units on first and second floor, shared front entrance and all associated site works (Protected Structure)
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Section 254 Licence application for extended seating area for temporary road closure
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SECTION 254 LICENCE : Extended seating area and road closure
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Section 254 license for running a grass roots music series under Festivals and Grants, area will be used for live performances for 10 Saturdays from mid June. No longer a need for traditional beer garden, foothpaths will remain unobstructed during series. Proposals for storage, securing, covering of street furniture outside of stated hours of operation inside building
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(i) internal and external alterations and refurbishment works to the existing building and the provision of 20 no. bedrooms with ancillary accommodation (ii) demolition and removal of the existing bay windows at ground floor level facing The Mall and the demolition and removal of third and fourth floor levels (iii) construction of a new extension at second floor level (iv) construction of new third and fourth floors with increased floor area (v) re-location of the existing plaque facing The Mall onto the façade facing Catherine Street (vi) new ground floor street façade facing The Mall to provide new entrance and windows, (vii) plant area within the rear lightwell on the roof at first floor level. Permission is also sought for the following to Sherlock House; (viii) change of use from existing residential buildings to townhouse to consist of 8 no. bedrooms and 1 no. fire sprinkler room (ix) internal and external alterations and refurbishment works to the existing buildings with ancillary accommodation and plant (x) demolition and removal of existing timber façade facing Catherine Street and the provision of new façade at first floor level (xi) provision of rear external walkway, external stairs and landscaping to the internal courtyard, including all associated site works and drainage connections
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provision of new signage to front elevation of existing building, and provision of 2 no. security cameras - 1 no. each to front and side elevation. This property is a protected structure - RPS no. 263
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for indefinite retention of first floor terrace on south-western corner of premises together with permission for change of use from existing retail / cafe use to public house gastro pub at part ground and first floors
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