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CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 1 PLANNING APPLICATIONS PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED FROM 23/03/2019 TO 29/03/2019 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. 19/00199 Mary and Paul Creedon Permission 26/03/2019 Demolition of existing extension, construction of new extension to No No No No existing dwelling, internal alterations to first floor of existing dwelling including all associated site works Tracarta Castletownshend Co. Cork 19/00200 Caheragh Community Playgroup CLG Permission 26/03/2019 32 sq.m extension to childcare facil ity incorporating additional No No No No classroom and link corridor to existing facility Caheragh Drimoleague Co. Cork P47 FN27 19/00201 Euronet 360 Finance Ltd. (Irish Branch) Permission 27/03/2019 the installation of an ATM machine to the East elevati on of No No No No O'Donovan's Hotel. Record of Protected Structures Ref. No. 20000139 O'Donovan's Hotel 44 Pearse Street Clonakilty Co. Cork 19/00202 Una O'Sullivan Permission 27/03/2019 Construction of a single storey extension to dwelling for use as an No No No No ancillary granny glat No. 13 An Tobairin Desert Create date and time: 05/04/2019 12:24:51 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 2 Clonakilty 19/00203 Aidan Walker Permission for 28/03/2019 Retention of domestic garage No No No No Retention Grange More Timoleague Co. Cork 19/00204 Martin and Margaret Long Permission 28/ 03/2019 Construction of a single storey dwelling, waste water pump station No No No No including header manhole, associated site works and gravity connection to public sewer at Meadowlands The Meadows Woodpoint Courtmacsherry Co. Cork 19/00205 Daniel & M arian Kelleher Permission 28/03/2019 Construction of single storey dwelling, waste water pump station No No No No including header manhole, associated site works and gravity connection to public sewer at Meadowlands The Meadows Woodpoint Courtmacsherry Co. Cork 19/00206 Norman O'Donovan Permission 28/03/2019 Agricultural development consisting of rotary milking parlour No No No No incorporating dairy and plant rooms also waiting area and holding pens, slatted tanks, bulk feed bins and bulk milk tanks along with all associated site developments works Lahertidaly Skibbereen Co. Cork 19/00207 Phil Dix, Mary Russell Permission, 28/03/2019 Permission for retention and completion of dwelling house No No No No Permission for (change of plan to that permitted under planning permission Reg Retention No. 08/1790 and extended under Reg No. 13/13) Dromleigh South Bantry Co. Cork 19/00208 O'Regans t/a Pike Construction Ltd. Permission 28/03/2019 The development of 60 no. dwelling units. The proposed No No No No development includes the construction of 20 no. terraced dwellings, 24 no. semi-detached dwellings and 16 no. detached dwellings. The proposed development includes provision for vehicular and pedestrian access, internal roads/footpaths, 126 no. car parking spaces, public lighting, landscaping, open space areas, home zone areas and all associated site development and infrastructure works. Templebryan Clonakilty Co. Cork Create date and time: 05/04/2019 12:24:51 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 3 19/00209 Debbie Daly, Kieran Lynch Permission, 29/03/2019 Permis sion to construct extension to dwelling and permission for No No No No Permission for retention of changed boundaries from boundaries granted in Retention planning ref. no. 02/1153 Lissicorrane Ennniskeane Co. Cork 19/00210 Anna Cummins Permission, 29/03 /2019 Permission of the following: (i) retention of construction of No No No No Permission for wooden detached outbuilding in lieu of previous garden shed / Retention store (ii) permission for change of use of the said outbuilding to a cattery for the care and housing of domestic cats and (iii) Permission for all associated site works Garranes South Drimoleague Co. Cork 19/00211 Michael Kevin Kirby, Lorna O'Driscoll Permission 29/03/2019 Construct a new, part two, part single storey, dwelling house with No No No No detached garage, landscaping, drainage and entrance Ahalisky Ballinascarthy Co. Cork 19/00212 Celena Power Daly Permission for 29/03/2019 Permission for retention of single storey extension to front of No No No No Retention dwelling including boundary wall / fence No. 19 Cliff Estate Baltimore Co. Cork 19/00213 Kevin O'Regan Fuscia Footwear Ltd. Permission 29/03/2019 Alterations and extensions to Protected Structure 20000107, No No No No consisting of: (A) new extension to the rear of the ground floor retail unit and new extension to the rear at first floor level containing retail storage, office, canteen & toilet facilities, (B) Change of use of the 1st floor, 2nd floor and 3rd floor of the existing building from commercial use to residential use, to incorporate 1 no. studio apartment and 2 no. 2 bedroom apartments. (C) Change of use of existing detached storage shed from commercial use to residential use, to incorporate 1 no. studio apartment, along with all associated site works 8/9 Pearse Street Clonakilty Co. Cork 19/00214 West Cork Distillers Ltd. Permission 29/03/2019 The installation of the following: a) 1 no. 30 tonne over ground gas No No No No storage tank, b) a 3.35m high concrete firewall to the North of the tank along with all associated site works Create date and time: 05/04/2019 12:24:51 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 4 The Fastnet Indu strial Estate Marsh Road Marsh Skibbereen, Co. Cork 19/00215 Robert Patterson Permission 29/03/2019 The construction of 2 no. dwelling houses, 2 no. garages and all No No No No associated site works Coorycullane Dunmanway Co. Cork 19/04708 Paul Colbert Permission 25/03/2019 To construct a single storey dwelling and detached single storey No No No No garden store, the installation of a domestic wastewater treatment system and percolation area, new site entrance with walls and piers and all associated site works. Lisquinlan Ladysbridge Co. Cork 19/04709 Timothy Jones Permission 25/03/2019 To construct a new dwelling house, detached garage, install a new No No No No septic tank & percolation area and all associated site works. This is a change of design from a previous grant of permission PL. Ref 14/4236. Curraduff Newmarket Co. Cork 19/04710 Julie and John McCarthy Permission 25/03/2019 Development of a site to facilitate construction of a single & two No No No No storey dwelling house, domestic garage, site treatment unit & percolation area together with all associated site ancillary works. Amberly Knocknamullagh Rochestown Co. Cork 19/04711 Vicky Corrigan Permission 25/03/2019 To extend rear of existing single storey dwelling and to con struct No No No No first floor extension, upgrade existing wastewater treatment plant and all associated site works. Ballinreeshig Ballygarvan Co. Cork 19/04712 John Crowley Permission, 25/03/2019 To retain existing domestic gar age, demolish existing rear annexe, No No No No Permission for construct new rear single storey extension, alterations to south Retention and east elevations of existing dwelling and all associated site work. Rathcullen Templemartin Create date and time: 05/04/2019 12:24:51 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 5 Bandon Co. Cork 19/04713 Maurice and Kathleen Maguire Permission, 25/03/2019 Retention of existing two storey rear extension attached to No No No No Permission for dwelling and permission for a single storey rear extension to Retention dwelling and permission for a two storey rear extension to dwelling. Number 7 Townparks, Rocky Road Midleton Co. Cork 19/04714 John Roche Permission for 25/03/2019 Retention of a domestic garage to rear of dwelling. No No No No Retention Shanagh Shanballymore Mallow Co. Cork 19/04715 Anthony Griffin Permission for 25/03/2019 To retain (i) Porch to front of existing dwelling (ii) ground floor No No No No Retention extension to rear of existing dwelling (iii) conversion of attic space of existing dwelling to habitable accommodation (iv) elevational alterations to existing dwelling (v) attached domestic garage with first floor storage. Briar Hill Ballynagrumoolia, Waterfall Near Cork Co. Cork 19/04716 Killingley Farm Ltd. Permission 25/03/2019 (a)Alterations, extensions and change of use of existing machinery No No No No shed to milking parlour, cubicles, dairy and underground slatted tank (b) Erection of meal bin (c) Construction of soiled water tank (d) Construction of new domestic entrance to dwelling house and all associated siteworks. Oldcourt Leamlara Co. Cork 19/04717 Michael Kearney, Cynthia Murphy Permission 25/03/2019 To demolish a derelict dwelling and calf house, to construct a No No No No Kearney Cubicle House with Slatted Tanks, Calf House, Extension to Cubicle House, Holding Yard, Effluent Tank and ancillary works. Create date and time: 05/04/2019 12:24:51 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 6 Mullenataura Ballyhooly Co. Cork 19/04718 Whitebon Developments Limited Permission 25/03/2019 The construction of 12 no. dwelling houses and all ancillary site No No No No development works including servicing and landscaping proposals. The proposed development provides for the construction of 8 no.
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