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Planning Applications CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 1 PLANNING APPLICATIONS PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED FROM 23/06/2018 TO 29/06/2018 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. 18/00371 Aidan Scally Permission for 25/06/2018 The retention of 2 no. apartments at first floor level, retention of No No No No Retention window on east facing elevation and all associated site works No.'s 08 & 09 Oliver Clonakilty 18/00372 Martina Edel O'Crowley Permission 25/06/2018 To construct a dwelling house, domestic garage, to install a waste No No No No water treatment system and carry out associated site works Woodfield Clonakilty Co. Cork 18/00373 Knockea Farm Limited Permission 25/06/2018 To construct a cattle house with slatted slurry tank, a roofed No No No No feeding passage and a concrete cow path. To construct an extension with slatted slurry tank to existing cattle house and to extend existing machinery shed and carry out associated site works Knockea Lyre Clonakilty Co. Cork 18/00374 Nunan Cleaning & Industrial Services Permission 25/06/2018 To construct a storage shed for commercial use and all associated No No No No Limited site works Kealkill Bantry Create date and time: 05/07/2018 14:40:02 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 2 Co. Cork 18/00375 Cliodhna Duggan Permission 26/06/2018 To construct dwelling and all associated site works including No No No No removal of constructed foundation works as per granted under expired permission Pl Reg. No. 03/4213 Maulatanvally Reenascreena Co. Cork. 18/00376 Jerry Hennessy Permission 26/06/2018 To construct agricultural building with slatted tank for housing No No No No cattle and permission to enlarge public road entrance Ardkilleen Enniskeane Co. Cork 18/00377 Fionn Doonan, Serra Sahbani Permission 27/06/2018 Construction of dwelling house, installation of waste water No No No No treatment system and all associated site works including alterations to previously permitted vehicular entrance granted under Planning Ref. No. W/14/249 and for Permission to use said entrance for access to both the farmlands and the proposed dwelling. Dunbeacon Durrus Co Cork 18/00378 Claire Limrick Perm ission 27/06/2018 Construction of an alternative entrance and access road to No No No No dwelling as permitted under Planning Ref. No. 17/775 to include revised site boundaries Clontaff Union Hall Co Cork 18/00379 Ciaran Manning Permission 28/06/2018 Dem olition of the existing domestic garage and separate boiler No No No No house, construction of new two-storey extension to rear with bedroom and study, construction of new single-storey garden room to side, thermal upgrade of existing cottage including lowering of window cills, addition of new window in south gable wall and new bay window to rear Gortnacassagh Bill Barry's Road Schull Co Cork 18/00380 Ailish Thompson Permission 28/06/2018 Demolition of existing single storey dwelling and construction of No No No No new two storey dwelling and associated ground works Shournagh Cove Hill Create date and time: 05/07/2018 14:40:02 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 3 Baltimore Co Cork 18/00381 Simon and Sally Watson Permission 28/06/2018 Rear single storey extension and a two storey extension over new No No No No garage to existing dwelling, with new sewage treatment system and all site works Cooscroneen Squince Harbour Union Hall Co Cork 18/00382 Donal, June Kirby Permission 28/06/2018 Construction of roof over existing calf/calving shed along with No No No No slatted storage tank, a straw storage shed, a cow shed with slatted slurry storage tank and all associated site works Donaghmore Lislevane Bandon Co Cork 18/00383 David O'Regan, Ciara Nagle Permission 28/06/2018 Construction of a proposed dwelling house, garage and all No No No No associated site works Clogheen Road Clonakilty Co Cork 18/00384 Barry McCarthy Permission 29/06/2018 Part demolish existing dwelling and construct a new extension and No No No No permission for a new septic tank and percolation area to serve existing dwelling Garranes North Drimoleague Co Cork 18/00385 Grant Turner Permission 29/06/2018 Change of use of existing living room to a consultation osteopath No No No No room Carhoo & Mountain Common Ardfield Clonakilty Co Cork 18/00386 Mary Manning Permi ssion 29/06/2018 Construction of 2 no. dwelling houses including separate No No No No wastewater treatment systems, ancillary siteworks and relocation of existing site entrance to serve both dwellings Ballylicky Bantry Co Cork 18/00387 Dominus Fortis Ltd c/o Ouvane Falls Extension of 29/06/2018 Construction of detached building for staff quarters and use No No No No Duration ancillary to Ouvane Falls Hotel Ballylickey Bantry Create date and time: 05/07/2018 14:40:02 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 4 Co Cork 18/00388 Burkes Bantry Ltd., Burke's Childrens Permission 29/06/ 2018 Part demolition to rear of both Mace and Burkes Children's shop No No No No Shop & and for new extensions to same, works to include additional retail space to Mace at ground floor level and relocation of off-license within same, and additional storage space at first floor level for both Mace and Burkes Children's shop. Permission also sought for relocation of existing first floor loading bay to rear Mace storage building and elevational changes to same and for all associated site works Burkes Children's Shop & Hegarty's Mace Supermarket Main Street Townlots, Bantry 18/00397 Barry, Alan O'Sullivan Permission 29/06/2018 Construction of a animal house complete with underground No No No No slatted tanks Kneeves House Barnadivane Terelton Co Cork 18/05629 Emma G oodwin, Ross Lynch Permission 25/06/2018 Construction of a detached two storey dwelling with detached No No No No garage, proprietary treatment unit and percolation area and associated site works. Knockatreenane Ovens Co. Cork 18/05630 David Darrer Permi ssion 25/06/2018 Construction of a new detached dwelling, detached garage, new No No No No entrance from public road, access road, septic tank and all associated site works. Rowgarrane Caherlag Glanmire Co. Cork 18/05631 RTE Transmission Network DAC t/a 2 RN Permission 25/06/2018 Erection of a 48 metre latticework tower with associated No No No No equipment attached and the relocation and widening of the existing site entrance with the subsequent removal of an existing 49.5 metre high stayed mast all within an existing RTE compound. RTE Compound Knocknagore Crosshaven Co. Cork 18/05632 Jonathan Coe Permission for 25/06/2018 Retention of machinery storage shed. No No No No Retention Glendooneen House Dooneen South Riverstick Create date and time: 05/07/2018 14:40:02 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 5 Co. Cork 18/05633 The Board of Managment Scoil Eoin Permission 25/06/2018 Construction of a single storey two classroom extension to rear No No No No and single storey resource classroom to side of an existing school building and all associated site works. Scoil Eoin Laherfineen Innishannon Co. Cork 18/05634 John Burke Permission 25/06/2018 Refurbishment, alterations to elevations, removal of roof and No No No No provision of roof terrace area to the existing dwelling house and the construction of a 2 storey and a single storey extension to the rear of existing dwelling house, detached garage and associated site works including the installation of new waste water treatment system. Burren Kilbrittain Co. Cork 18/05635 Shane Dunne, Carol Fox Permission 25/06/2018 Alterations to existing dwelling house to include partial conversion No No No No of existing ground floor and construction of ground floor extension to side/rear to incorporate granny flat, construction of first floor extension to side, alterations to elevations, landscaping and associated site works. 27 Ashfield Manor Mitchelstown Co. Cork 18/05636 Joseph and Ann Byrne Permission for 25/06/2018 Additional window at ground floor level and conversion of attic No No No No Retention space to habitable space to include 2 no. additional windows at attic level. 6 White Point Avenue Cobh Co. Cork 18/05637 Eugene and Jill Fitzgerald Permission 25/06/2018 First floor bedroom extension at the rear of dwelling house and to No No No No construct new vehicle entrance to site with all associated site works. 14 Joe Reid's Place Carrignafoy Cobh Co. Cork 18/05638 Michael and Eleanor Foody Permission for 25/06/2018 (a) Conversion of attached garage to the side of existing dwelling No No No No Retention from that permitted under planning reference number N/99/4949 to accommodate a laundry area and games/hobby areas ancillary to the existing dwelling including all associated lavational treatment. (b) Existing domestic store/shed and all associated site Create date and time: 05/07/2018 14:40:02 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 6 works. Waterdyke Shanballymore Mallow Co. Cork 18/05639 Walsh Construction Group Permission 26/06/2018 Construction of 15 No.
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