Unit 2A Royal Shopping Centre , Main Street , Bray
N/APlanning application 2460293
Wicklow - Wicklow County Council
Proposed Development
change of use from ancillary hotel use to shop use, including new shopfront
Application Timeline
Application received
29 May 2024
Application withdrawn
30 May 2024
Application Details
- Location
- Unit 2A Royal Shopping Centre , Main Street , Bray
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Wicklow County Council
- Site Area
- 0.243 ha
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 29 May 2024
- Status
- WITHDRAWN
- Decision
- N/A
- Withdrawn
- 30 May 2024
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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change of use from ancillary hotel use to shop use, including new shopfront
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change of use from ancillary hotel use to shop use, including new shopfront
Unit 2A Royal Shopping Centre , Bray , County Wicklow
the replacement of the existing shopfront fascia and signage with new armour coat fascia details, internally illuminated fascia signage and illuminated projecting signage, complete with all associated site works
Unit 3 Royal Shopping Centre , Main Street , Bray
section 254 licence - finger post sign
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scaffolding in order to repair loose masonry
113 Main Street , Bray , Co. Wicklow
(a) retention of signage consisting of a removable extended plastic fascia signage board, with projecting individual lettering advertising '[FUSE]' and decorative brackets at each end of that trading name [the logo for this business]. The background of this plastic fascia board is in a black colour whist the illuminating lettering is in white and the brackets in yellow. And (b) the erection of sheeted fascia made of plastic on the doorway surrounds, over the entire surface area of this façade, which displays a printed advertisement of the branding icon for 'FUSE'
Bray Cinema Complex , Quisborough Road , Bray
(a) retention of signage consisting of a removable extended plastic fascia signage board, with projecting individual lettering advertising '[FUSE]’ and decorative brackets at each end of that trading name [the logo for this business]. The background of this plastic fascia board is in a black colour whilst the illuminating lettering is in white and brackets in yellow and (b) the erection of sheeted fascia made of plastic on the doorway surrounds, over the entire surface area of this façade, which displays a printed advertisement of the branding icon for 'FUSE'
Bray Cinema Complex on , Quinsborough Road , Bray
retention of signage consisting of a removable extended plastic fascia signage board, with projecting individual lettering advertising '[FUSE]' and decorative brackets at each end of that trading name [the logo for this business]. The background of this plastic fascia board is in a black colour whilst the illuminating lettering Is in white and the brackets in yellow. And (b) the erection of sheeted fascia made of plastic on the doorway surrounds, over the entire surface area of this façade, which displays a printed advertisement of the branding icon for 'FUSE'
former Bray Cinema Complex , Quinsbroough Road , Bray
the change of use from retail to a residential use at first floor and part ground floor, the residential unit will comprise of a 39sqm studio apartment, access will be provided via an existing entrance at ground floor along Quinsborough Rd, the remaining 30sqm at ground floor will remain as a retail unit, other works will include new replacement sash windows to north and Western elevations and 3no. new rooflights to existing roof
1 Quinsborough Road , Bray , Co. Wicklow
scaffolding
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The submission window has closed
Observations on this application closed on Tuesday 2 July 2024, five weeks after it was received. The authority cannot accept a late submission.
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