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CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 1 PLANNING APPLICATIONS PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED FROM 17/04/2021 TO 23/04/2021 under section 34 of the Act the applications for permission may be granted permission, subject to or without conditions, or refused; that it is the responsibility of any person wishing to use the personal data on planning applications and decisions lists for direct marketing purposes to be satisfied that they may do so legitimately under the requirements of the Data Protection Acts 1988 and 2003 taking into account of the preferences outlined by applicants in their application FUNCTIONAL AREA: West Cork, Bandon/Kinsale, Blarney/Macroom, Ballincollig/Carrigaline, Kanturk/Mallow, Fermoy, Cobh, East Cork FILE NUMBER APPLICANTS NAME APP. TYPE DATE RECEIVED DEVELOPMENT DESCRIPTION AND LOCATION EIS RECD. PROT STRU IPC LIC. WASTE LIC. 21/00249 Gareth and Catherine Brown Permission 19/04/2021 Permission for demolition of extension to dwelling and for the No No No No construction of a new extension and change of use of attached garage for use as a pantry and an extension of the kitchen area including alterations to elevations Croagh Bay Schull Co. Cork 21/00250 Tim and Marianne Looney Permission 19/04/2021 Development of a derelict single storey structure (understood to No No No No be formerly used as a boat house) to include i). a single storey store to south of the site. ii) a storey and a half structure to include a boat store at ground floor level with sail loft over to the north of the site. on lands to the rear (south east) of 16 the Coast Guard Meenvane Schull, Co. Cork 21/00252 Office of Public Works Permission 19/04/2021 Development will consist of a single storey corridor link and a No No No No canopy roof for a parking bay with associated site works Fisheries Clogheen Cloakilty Co. Cork, P85 TX47 21/00253 Jamie McCarthy Fisher Permission 20/04/2021 A single storey dwelling, installation of sewage treatment unit and No No No No associated site works Bawnaknockane Ballydehob Co. Cork Create date and time: 05/05/2021 12:52:06 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 2 21/00254 Conor Mahony Permission 23/04/2021 Alterations and single storey extension to dwelling and for erection No No No No of domestic garage / store Foilnamuck Ballydehob Co. Cork 21/00255 William and Michael Twomey Extension of 23/04/2021 Construction of 2 no. two storey detached dwellings and all No No No No Duration ancillary site development works and associated landscaping Rear of the Old Barracks Main Street Crookhaven Co. Cork 21/00256 John O'Callaghan, Nathalie Arantes Permission 23/04/2021 Erection of dwelling house, waste water treatment sytem and No No No No associated development works Drinane Schull Co. Cork 21/00257 David and Louise O'Neill Permission 23/04/2021 Erection of a dwelling house, domestic garage and associated site No No No No development works Drummig Skibbereen Co. Cork 21/00258 Kevin Nolan Permission for 23/04/2021 Permission for retention of existing extensions to the No No No No Retention dwellinghouse Gearhameen Durrus Bantry Co. Cork 21/00259 Dominic Casey, Siobhán Ní Sheasnáin Permission, 23/04/2021 Permission for retention of altered design of permitted extension No No No No Permission for to B&B as granted under Planning Application Reg No. 4379/98P Retention and for a single storey utility extension to same. Permission is also sought for the change of use of said B&B to a single dwelling unit including alterations and extensions to same and all associated site works Baltimore Townhouse New Road Baltimore Co. Cork 21/00260 John O'Driscoll, Yvonne O'Brien Permission 23/04/2021 Permission consequent on the grant of outline permission (PL. Reg. No No No No Consequent Ref. No. 18/187) for the construction of a dwellinghosue, domestic garage, waste water treatment system and all associated site works Site No. 4 Abbeystrowry Skibbereen Co. Cork Create date and time: 05/05/2021 12:52:06 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 3 21/00261 Tony and Nora Hall Permission, 23/04/2021 Permssion for retention of A - deposited broken rock and spoil No No No No Permission for material at shoreline for use in rock armour retaining wall; B- Retention vehicular entrance/exit from field, C- 2 Pillars and gate adjoining County Road L-4922-64, permission for removal of entire sod and stone fence adjoining County Road L-4922-64, construction of natural stone wall adjoining County Road L-4922-64 to facilitate widening of L-4922-64 and construction of rock armour retaining wall with concrete boat slipway and outer face set to high watermark and all associated siteworks. Rerrin Bere Island Co. Cork 21/05012 Tadhg O'Keeffe Permission 19/04/2021 Alterations and extension to dwelling consisting of:- a) removal of No No No No existing asphalt flat roof on attached garage and construction of pitched slate roof to match dwelling. b) extension and conversion of attached garage to habitable space. c) alterations to elevations of existing dwelling. d) construction of detached domestic garage. Doon Slieveroe Riverstick Co. Cork 21/05013 Maureen O'Brien Permission for 19/04/2021 Permission for retention of domestic garage adjacent to existing No No No No Retention dwelling. 8, O'Callaghan Place Deeshart Dripsey Co. Cork 21/05014 Jennifer Buckley Permission 19/04/2021 To 1) Construct a single-storey dwellinghouse, wastewater No No No No treatment unit, modify an existing entrance and all associated site works and 2) Install a new wastewater treatment unit and associated site works to serve existing dwellinghouse. Tay Road Ballyleary Cobh Co. Cork 21/05015 Declan and Miriam Kearney Outline Permission 19/04/2021 The construction of a new detached dormer dwelling including a No No No No new waste water treatment unit and percolation area, a new site entrance, including all associated site works, and associated landscaping. Kilva Midleton Co. Cork 21/05016 Seamus O Gormain Permission 19/04/2021 To construct a dormer dwelling with effluent treatment unit and No No No No percolation area, access to main roadway and all associated site works. Finure Whitegate Co. Cork Create date and time: 05/05/2021 12:52:06 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 4 21/05017 Ceara Clancy, Tomas O'Shea Permission, 19/04/2021 Construct an extension and alterations to a detached No No No No Permission for dwellinghouse & retention of dwellinghouse as constructed incl. all Retention site works. Knocknahowla Beg Belgooly Co. Cork 21/05018 Aoife O'Sullivan Permission 19/04/2021 Construction of a new single storey family dwelling, the No No No No construction of single storey domestic garage and the installation of a waste water treatment plant, and all associated site works. Creggane Timoleague Co. Cork 21/05019 Gavin Sloane, Cliona O'Sullivan Permission 19/04/2021 The construction of a new part single storey, part two storey, No No No No detached dwelling including a detached single storey garage, a new waste water treatment unit and percolation area, a new site entrance, including all associated site works, and associated landscaping. Ballyskibbole Ballymacoda Co. Cork 21/05020 Tadhg O'Riordan, Laura Collins Permission 19/04/2021 To construct a dormer dwelling house, domestic garage, treatment No No No No unit and percolation area and all site development works. Glentanedowney Kiskeam Mallow Co. Cork 21/05021 James Murphy Extension of 19/04/2021 To construct a slatted tank and cubicles within an existing cattle No No No No Duration shed and ancillary works. Extension of duration of permission granted under planning reference: 16/4504. Clogheenduane Ballinhassig Co. Cork 21/05022 Marie Buckley, David Beaver Permission 19/04/2021 The construction of a stand alone domestic garage and store. No No No No Greenhill Burnfort Mallow Co. Cork 21/05023 Kieran and Catherine Sisk Permission, 19/04/2021 Permission for retention of domestic garage, two domestic timber No No No No Permission for garden sheds and retention and completion of domestic Retention campervan garage. 25 Fernlea Kilnaglery Carrigaline Co. Cork Create date and time: 05/05/2021 12:52:06 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 5 21/05024 Stephen Wallace Permission 19/04/2021 The construction of a single story extension to the west side of the No No No No dwelling house and all associated site works. 5 Mount Eaton Carrignafoy Cobh Co. Cork 21/05025 Michael O'Brien Permission, 19/04/2021 Retention of a temporary construction entrance and retention and No No No No Permission for completion of an access road to service an existing dwelling house Retention and the construction of extensions and alterations to an existing dwelling house, including part demolition of an existing extension to dwelling house, a proposed new septic tank and percolation area, alterations to the existing vehicular entrance serving the existing dwelling house and construction of a new vehicular entrance to service farmland and all associated site works. Dunworly Lislevane Bandon Co. Cork 21/05026 The Board of Management of Permission 19/04/2021 (i) To develop an all-weather floodlit playing pitch with a 3m high No No No No Dunderrow National School perimeter fencing with 3m high ball netting above and a 5m perimeter fencing to the northern boundary with a 3m high ball netting above, the floodlighting will consist of 4no 12m high poles with Mega Lord Led 600W lights (ii) to develop a basketball court with a tarmacadam surface finish (iii) associated site drainage works and site works. Dunderrow National School Leighmoney More Dunderrow Co. Cork 21/05027 Donal O'Connell Permission 19/04/2021 To construct a machinery/straw storage shed.
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