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Report Weekly Lists Planning Application Received CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 1 PLANNING APPLICATIONS PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED FROM 07/03/2020 TO 13/03/2020 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. 20/00126 Michael Dineen Permission, 09/03/2020 Permission to demolish existing extensions to dwelling and to No No No No Permission for carry out alterations and extensions to same. Permission is also Retention sought for the retention of an existing domestic storage shed and permission for the retention and completion of site entrance walls and road boundary walls including all associated site works Cappaghmore Ballydehob Co. Cork 20/00127 Glenilen Farm Permission for 09/03/2020 200 photovoltaic panels on the roof of the existing building with No No No No Retention all associated site works Gurteeniher Drimoleague Co. Cork 20/00129 Dunowen Farm Investments Ltd., Permission 09/03/2020 Change of use of a ground floor retail unit to an office, including No No No No minor alterations to existing elevations and associated siteworks Building H, The Waterfront Inchydoney Road / Clarke Street Junction Clonakilty, Co. Cork 20/00130 William Phillips Permission for 09/03/2020 Retention of dwelling house and retention of boiler house No No No No Retention attached to approved domestic garage 'The Lookout' Lowertown Schull Co. Cork Create date and time: 23/03/2020 16:19:10 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 2 20/00131 Michael Duggan Permission 10/03/2020 Construct a cattle house with slatted slurry tank, site entrance, No No No No internal access road and carry out associated site works Keenrath Dunmanway Co. Cork 20/00132 Arron Fowler Permission 10/03/2020 To erect a single storey extension to side of dwelling house and No No No No associated site development works Maulikeeve Bantry Co. Cork 20/00133 Neil Collins Permission 10/03/2020 Construct a cattle house with slatted slurry tank and carry out No No No No associated site works Dromasta Drimoleague Co. Cork 20/00134 Michael and Mary Martin Permission 10/03/2020 Demolition of an existing dwelling house, garage, storeroom No No No No and out buildings and for the construction of a new replacement dwelling house, detached garage, new site entrance, and all associated site works Park House The Hil Baltimore Co. Cork 20/00135 Trafrask National School Permission 11/03/2020 Permission to construct extension to school and ancillary works No No No No Trafrask Bantry Co. Cork 20/00136 Dunmanway Cultural and Visistor Permission 13/03/2020 The erection of external signage to the front (South East) and No Yes No No Centre Company Limited by side (North East) elevations of the existing cultural and heritage Guarantee centre, as well as the installation of 7 no. CCTV cameras. This development consists of works to a protected structure Wesley Place Dunmanway North Dunmanway Co. Cork 20/00137 Trafrask National School Permission 11/03/2020 To construct extension to school and ancillary works No No No No Trafrask Bantry Co. Cork 20/00138 Drimoleague Concrete Works Ltd. Permission 13/03/2020 An extension of 2.1ha to the south of the permitted existing Yes No No No operational quarry made up of 1.6ha of extraction area footprint and 0.5ha of perimeter earthen screening berms, a new internal quarry access road, with earthen screening berms, extending north from the existing quarry road and located east of the existing quarry void, providing access at the north- eastern corner of the existing quarry floor, the new road will Create date and time: 23/03/2020 16:19:10 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 3 require the demolition of a corrugated-clad farm shed, the construction of a new wheel wash along the new access road, installation of a new borehole for water supply, rock extraction by blasting over the extension area; continued processing of rock using the existing processing plant, including crushing and screening plant, and use of existing quarry infrastructure including quarry entrance and part of access road, site office, septic tank & Puraflo wastewater treatment system, fuel storage shed, weighbridge, stores, settlement pond, storage of aggregate and all associated ancillary infrastructure. A fifteen- year quarry lifespan is sought. An Environmental Impact Assessment Report is being submitted to the planning authority with the application Coolbane Quarry Coolbane Caheragh West Cork 20/00139 Ethan Jennings Permission 13/03/2020 Construction of new two storey dwelling and single storey No No No No domestic garage with all associated landscaping, drainage and highways access works Scartagh Clonakilty Co. Cork 20/00140 David and Jane Gill Permission 13/03/2020 Construction of extension to dwelling house No No No No Corran Middle |eap Co. Cork 20/04479 Sinead Barry, Eoin McLoughlin Permission 09/03/2020 To construct a dwelling house, install a secondary treatment No No No No unit, remove garden shed from site and all associated site development works. Farran South Castlelyons Fermoy Co. Cork 20/04480 Kyle and Anne-Marie O'Donovan Permission 09/03/2020 Construction of dwelling house, on-site wastewater treatment No No No No system and associated site works. Knockroe Bandon Co. Cork 20/04481 Eileanora Ni Charthaig Permission 09/03/2020 The construction of a dwelling house, on-site wastewater No No No No treatment system and associated siteworks. Mishells Bandon Co. Cork 20/04482 Eoin Desmond Permission 09/03/2020 The construction of dwelling house, on-site wastewater No No No No treatment system, driveway from existing entrance and associated site works. Create date and time: 23/03/2020 16:19:10 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 4 Kilboy Ballyfeard Kinsale Co. Cork 20/04483 Pat and Mairead Donnelly Permission for 09/03/2020 Permission to retain variations to dwelling house which was No No No No Retention constructied under planning ref 503/75 Windsor Ovens Co. Cork 20/04484 Eoin Hurley Permission 09/03/2020 To construct a new garage. No No No No Inch Farm Inch Whitegate Co. Cork 20/04485 Siobhan and David Lavery Permission for 09/03/2020 Permission for retention of attached domestic store to side of No No No No Retention existing dwelling and detached garden shed to rear of existing dwelling. No. 10 Eglantine Crescent Quartertown Lower Mallow, Co. Cork 20/04486 Louise O'Mahony Permission for 09/03/2020 Permission to retain (I) alterations to rear elevation and (ii) No No No No Retention balcony to rear of existing dwelling. Goggins Hill Ballinhassig Co. Cork 20/04487 Denis Mawe Permission 09/03/2020 The extension of the existing caravan park at Garrettstown No No No No House which will consist of 38 mobile homes standing together with all ancillary site works including the provision of a subsurface drip line dispersal plant in a field outside Garrettstown House on the opposite side of the public road and the construction of a new site entrance. Garrettstown House Garrettstown Kinsale Co. Cork 20/04488 Slanan Property Management Ltd. Permission 09/03/2020 Conversion of existing Convent building/residence into 7 no. No No No No two-bedroom apartments, partial demolition of portion of the building, construction of single storey extensions, alterations to existing elevations and relocation of existing entrance. Permission is also sought for the construction of a terrace of 3 no. two-bedroom dwellinghouses, car parking, bin stores, external storage ancillary to the apartments and all associated works. A Natura Impact Statement will be submitted to the Planning Authority with the application. Drishane House Killarney Road Coomlogane Millstreet, Co. Cork Create date and time: 23/03/2020 16:19:10 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 5 20/04489 Eganvale Ltd Permission 09/03/2020 New external signage comprising 2 no. pillar signs, one each at No No No No the front and rear of the site and two internal direction signs. Jones Engineering Euro Business Park Ballytrasna Little Island, Co. Cork 20/04490 Jim O'Keeffe Permission 09/03/2020 The installation of a photovoltaic solar panel array on the roof No No No No of the existing SuperValu supermarket. New Street Newmarket Co. Cork 20/04491 Bridget Biggane Permission 09/03/2020 To construct a shed for agricultural machinery hay and straw. No No No No Broghill North Charleville Co. Cork 20/04492 O'Connell Warehousing (Ireland) Ltd Permission 09/03/2020 Works to existing warehouse building to include the No No No No construction of a loading bay extension and ramp alterations to existing elevations and all associated works. 4 O'Connell Commercial Park Ballytrasna Little Island Co. Cork 20/04493 Ger and Paul Duffy Permission 09/03/2020 To construct a machinery storage shed. No No No No Caherdrinny Mitchelstown Co. Cork 20/04494 David and Christine Lane Permission for 09/03/2020 Permission for retention of change of use of previously No No No No Retention permitted retaill unit, under planning reference No. 04/7226 to one bedroom apartment on ground floor and all associated site development works to Mill Building ( A Protected Structure). Mill Building (A Protected Structure) at Church Street Town Parks Cloyne, Co.
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