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Report Weekly Lists Planning Application CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 1 PLANNING APPLICATIONS PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED FROM 03/10/2020 TO 09/10/2020 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. 20/00543 Carmel and Bartle O'Curraoin Permission for 06/10/2020 Planning Permission for Retention of alterations to existing No No No No Retention dwelling previously permitted under planning reference number W/98/5036 consisting of the following: (1) conversion of attached garage and overhead attic space to living accommodation, (2) enclosed porch area, (3) enlarged floor area to conservatory, (4) three additional roof lights, a rear and side elevation window together with all associated site works Gour Castletownbere Co. Cork 20/00544 Stephen O'Keeffe Permission 06/10/2020 Permission for demolition of an existing dwelling and No No No No construction of a replacement dwelling including installation of a waste water treatment system and all associated site works Skull TD. Schull Co. Cork 20/00545 Keohane Seafoods Ltd., Extension of 07/10/2020 The construction of a two-storey seafood processing facility No No No No Duration including entrance the public road, wastewater treatment facilities, hard standing areas, parking facilities, and ancillary site works, plant pipework, tankage and equipment Gortalass Bantry Co. Cork 20/00546 Niamh O'Donovan Permission 08/10/2020 The construction of a new part two storey, part single storey No No No No dwelling house with an attached carport and garage, a new site entrance and all associated site works including a new wastewater treatment system and polishing filter Create date and time: 15/10/2020 15:45:46 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 2 Keelaraheen Dunmanway Co. Cork 20/00547 Darren Coughlan Permission, 07/10/2020 (A) Retention and permission to complete increase in floor area No No No No Permission for of side projection of dwelling (Northeast Elevation) including Retention change of design of roof profile cover same to dwelling currently under construction and which was granted permission under Pl. Reg. 18/557 (B) Permission for retention of revised site layout (Minor House position alteration) (C) Permission sought to alter size of living room windows on rear elevation (Northwest) Connagh Ballineen Co. Cork 20/00548 Mary Hulsizer Permission for 07/10/2020 1. Sunroom extension on southern elevation of existing No No No No Retention dwellinghouse. 2. Detached domestic garage. 3. Site Entrance Adrigole Beara Co. Cork 20/00549 Mary Scegauskas Permission, 07/10/2020 Permission to retain partially completed storage shed, No No No No Permission for permission to construct extensions to existing dwelling and Retention make minor alterations also to existing dwelling and associated site works. Permission is also sought to replace existing tank with proprietary treatment unit Killeen Enniskeane Co. Cork 20/00550 Fiona O'Sullivan, Feargal De Freine Permission for 08/10/2020 Permission for retention of the follosing: (i) modifications to No No No No Retention house including: (a) 1 new dormer window to front and 1 new dormer to rear, (b) extension to rear of house, (c) fenestration and door changes including large glazing sections to front and sides, new window to rear, new glazed door to side and alterations to glazing of existing dormer, (ii) retention of change of use of detached domestic garage to studio, ancillary in use to main house and change of fenestration of same and (iii) all associated site works Kilbronoge Schull Co. Cork 20/00551 Gavin and Karen Barry Permission 08/10/2020 The construction of extensions, elevational changes, 1 no. solar No No No No panel, demolitions, and internal refurbishments to an existing dwelling, landscaping and all associated site works Kilkilleen Church Cross Skibbereen P81 DE02 Create date and time: 15/10/2020 15:45:46 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 3 20/00552 Loch Eala Ventrues Ltd. Permission 08/10/2020 Demolish existing bungalow and construct replacement No No No No bungalow dwelling with additional lower- level and attic level, and a new attached garage, along with modified entranceway Ardagh East Rosscarbery Co. Cork 20/00553 Ralph & Siobhán Ferguson Permission 08/10/2020 A change of use from a Driving Range Building to a sheltered No No No No cooking and eating area and play area for a seasonal Glamping site. Permission for 10, one roomed timber accommodation huts with a separate Toilet and Shower Building and Reception Building, 15 parking spaces and all associated building works. Permission for a wastewater holding tank and wet land reed bed treatment system and percolation area. This development will be phased over 3 years. Appropriate Assessment Screening and Natura Impact Statement will be submitted to the Planning Authority with this application Old Driving Range Ballydehob Skibbereen Co. Cork 20/00554 Francis Howard Permission 08/10/2020 Construction of dwelling house, detached domestic garage and No No No No all associated site works Camus Ardfield Clonakilty Co. Cork 20/00555 Evelyn Walsh Permission 08/10/2020 Construction of single storey dwelling house, construction of No No No No detached domestic garage and all associated site works Donoure Castlefreke Clonakilty Co. Cork 20/00556 Joe and Ann O'Donnell Permission 09/10/2020 Construction of dwelling House and for all associated site works No No No No Site No. 3 Dromleigh South Bantry Co. Cork 20/00557 Kate O'Donovan, Mark Leonard Permission 09/10/2020 The provision of a two-storey dwelling house and all associated No No No No site works Carrigfadda Baltimore Road Skibbereen Co. Cork 20/00558 Eithne McSweeney Permission 07/10/2020 Machinery Shed / Calf House and associated site works No No No No Gortnahoughtee Inchigeelagh Co.Cork 20/00559 Ruth Power Permission 09/10/2020 (i) Demolition of existing commercial shed, (ii) Construction of No No No No new dwelling house, (iii) installation of wastewater treatment Create date and time: 15/10/2020 15:45:46 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 4 system and (iv) all associated site works Rodeen Castletownbere Co. Cork 20/00560 Jeremy and Anne Brosnan Permission 09/10/2020 Alterations and Extensions to a dwelling house to include the No No No No demolition of a porch and all associated site and landscape works Skull Schull Co. Cork 20/06165 Brian Barron Permission 05/10/2020 To construct a detached single-storey dog kennels structure No No No No and associated site works. Cullen Riverstick Co. Cork 20/06166 IDA Ireland Permission 05/10/2020 Revisions to a previously permitted development ( planning reg. No No No No Ref. No. 19/5836) comprising the revised routing of approx. 78m of a permitted dedicated shared use cycleway and footpath. The revised routing incorporates a revised crossing point by the shared cycleway/footpath of an internal business park road. The development also incorporates ancillary revisions to existing safety barrier provision. All on a site area of 1,271sqm approx. IDA Business Park Anngrove and Terry's Land Carrigtwohill Co. Cork 20/06167 Kevin and Nicola O'Leary Permission 05/10/2020 To (i) demolish existing agricultural shed (in ruins), (ii) to No No No No construct an agricultural shed for the storage of farm machinery and (iii) associated site works. Castlepark Kinsale Co. Cork 20/06168 Denis Noel O'Mahony Permission 05/10/2020 The demolition of existing single storey commercial retail unit No No No No and the construction of a 10 bedroom commercial guest house comprising part three storey and part two storey, with associated dining room, professional kitchen and reception area, connection to public services and all associated site works. Kinsale Tile Store Guardwell Town-Plots Kinsale, Co. Cork 20/06169 Janice Scott Permission 05/10/2020 The refurbishment of an existing dwelling house, including the No No No No removal of chimneyheads, changes to fenestration and overcladding; the construction of a single storey extension and a detached garage; associated site works and the formation of a Create date and time: 15/10/2020 15:45:46 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 5 new vehicular entrance. Burren Kilbrittain Co. Cork 20/06170 Ilmars Augucevics Permission 05/10/2020 To construct; 1) new 2-storey extension to the west gable of No No No No existing dwelling; 2) new enclosed front entrance porch to serve dwelling, 3) proposed minor alterations to existing elevations; 4) relocation of vehicular site entrance; and 5) all associated site works. No. 6 Woodlawn Pike Road Rath-Healy Fermoy, Co. Cork 20/06171 Niamh and Michael Thanry Permission 05/10/2020 The construction of a dormer extension to the dwelling, No No No No demolition of existing extensions to the dwelling and all associated site works. Innisfree Coolmona Donoughmore Co. Cork 20/06172 Katherine O'Donovan Permission 05/10/2020 Construction of dwelling house, sewerage treatment system No No No No and all associated site works. Killanully Ballygarvan Co. Cork 20/06173 Sebastian Jasinski Permission for 05/10/2020 Retention and completion of dwellinghouse, domestic garage No No No No Retention with first floor gym, garden shed to house pump for well, bio- treatment unit, site entrance and associated site works.
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