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Cork County Council Planning Applications CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 1 PLANNING APPLICATIONS PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED FROM 19/10/2019 TO 25/10/2019 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. 19/00670 John and Eileen Twomey Permission for 21/10/2019 Permission for retention of extensions and alterations, including No No No No Retention attic space to single storey dwelling and a detached domestic garage Ardnageehy More Bantry Co. Cork 19/00671 Jan Willem Findlater Permission, 21/10/2019 Alterations to elevations of dwelling and conversion of attached No No No No Permission for garage to domestic workshop. Permission is also sought for Retention alterations to elevations of dwelling. South Square Lower Lamb Street Clonakilty Co. Cork 19/00672 Maria McSweeney, Darren Bulman Permission 22/10/2019 Construction of ext ensions, including the construction of an No No No No attached ancillary dwelling unit (for use as family accommodation / granny flat), elevational changes, demolitions, internal refurbishments to facilitate a family home upgrade to an existing dwelling, landscaping and all associated site works Teadies Lower Enniskean Co. Cork 19/00673 Glentree Furniture Ltd. Permission 22/10/2019 To construct a detached single storey store building to the rear of No No No No existing retail building Create date and time: 01/11/2019 12:07:27 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 2 Brookpark Dunmanway Co. Cork 19/00674 Enda O'Regan Permission, 22/10/2019 1. The change of use of the existing first and second floors from No No No No Permission for residential use to restaurant use, with ancillary office space and Retention storage areas. 2. Internal modification works on ground and first floors and 3. Rear elevational changes at first floor to include new external fire escape. The change of use of the ground floor from public house to restaurant use and for all ancillary development works The Chestnut Tree Main Street Ballydehob Co. cork. P81 X681 19/00675 Thomas Harrington Permission, 23/10/2019 Retention and completion of detached chalet within the curtilage No No No No Permission for of existing family home Retention Dirreenathirigy Glengarriff Co. Cork 19/00676 Clonakilty Distillery LimitedThe Permission 23/10/2019 Refurbishment, modification and change of use of existing No No No No Waterfront agricultural sheds to a tax warehouse for the storage of spirits including the maturation storage of whiskey. Demolition of an existing slatted shed and the placement of a portacabin to provide ancillary staff facilities. The construction of perimeter fencing, relocation of the vehicular entrance. Construction of a water retention pond, construction of a deep bore well, installation of a waste water treatment system. Percolation area and all associated site works Rossmore Clonakilty Co. Cork 19/00677 Eileen and Peter Holland O'Malley Permission 23/10/2019 Demolition of existing dwelling house extensio n and construct new No No No No dwelling house extension and associated site work Gullane Cottages Gullane Clonakilty Co. Cork 19/00678 Jerry O'Mahony Permission for 25/10/2019 Permission sought for retention of ancillary detached dwelling No No No No Retention unit, for revised site boundaries and entrance to property from that previously granted under Planning Ref. No. 08/2197 and for all associated site works Crookhaven Co. Cork Create date and time: 01/11/2019 12:07:27 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 3 19/00679 Gretta O'Mahony Permission 24/10/2019 Construction of a dwelli nghouse, wastewater treatment unit and No No No No polishing filter, construction of 2 no. agricultural sheds, one to be stables and one open shed, construction of dungstead and all associated site works Skahanagh More Bantry Co. Cork 19/00680 Suzanne G ifford, Erle Gifford Permission 25/10/2019 Replacement of an existing domestic septic tank system serving an No No No No existing dwelling house with a new packaged wastewater treatment system and polishing filter 'iKhaya' Toom Dunmanway Co. Cork 19/00681 John and Orla Notter Permission 25/10/2019 To construct a dwelling house and all associated site works No No No No Kealkill Bantry Co. Cork 19/00682 Liam and Michelle Lynch Permission for 25/10/2019 Retention of alterations and fenestration ch anges to dwelling No No No No Retention house permitted under planning reg. no. 17/814 Site No. 5, Carhoo and Mountain Common Ardfield Clonakilty, Co. Cork 19/00687 Rita Collins Permission for 25/10/2019 Retention of site layout and altered site boundari es for dwelling No No No No Retention house permitted under planning reg. W/99/3305 and associated site development works Ballymacrown Baltimore Co. Cork 19/06528 Michal and Iwona Stelmach Permission 21/10/2019 (a) Demolition of the existing single storey rear ext ension, front No No No No porch and boiler house. (b) Construction of a two storey rear extension (with flat roof), increased ridge height to existing bungalow and new boiler house attached to existing bungalow. (c) Conversion of existing garage to a habitable room. (d) New domestic garage. (e) Construction of a new single storey side extension to the west elevation. (f) Modifications to existing vehicular entrance and all associated site works to bungalow (dwelling house). Ballyknock North Co. Cork Create date and time: 01/11/2019 12:07:27 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 4 . 19 /06529 Lisa Murphy Permission 21/10/2019 Alterations to dwelling house including (a) construction of first No No No No floor extension to rear elevation, (b) construction of enclosed car port and to increase size of existing roof light to side elevation, (c) to increase width of front entrance. No. 37, Ringcurran Rise Ardbrack Kinsale Co.Cork 19/06530 Christina and Peter Mulcahy Permission 21/10/2019 Construction of a dwelling house, garage and associated site No No No No works. Aghada Co. Cork . 19/065 31 The Board of Management of Permission 21/10/2019 (a) Construct a single storey resource classroom on to the western No No No No Ballinagree National School elevation of the existing school building and (b) associated siteworks. Ballinagree Ballynagree West Co. Cork 19/06532 Bandon Playground Group Company Ltd Permission 21/10/2019 To construct a children's playground and associated site works. No No No No (by Guarantee) Glaslinn Road Clogheenavodig Bandon Co.Cork 19/06533 KDC Building and Civil Engin eering Ltd. Permission 22/10/2019 The completion of dwelling including enclosure of porch and minor No No No No alterations to elevations from that permitted under Pl. Reg. 08/8716 and extended under Pl. Reg. 13/5832. Completion of entrance and construction of garage/shed and waste water treatment system and all associated site works Ballyclogh Kilmagner Fermoy 19/06534 Caroline & David Dowling Permission for 22/10/2019 Permission to retain dwelling as constructed (change of layout and No No No No Retention design from that permitted under Planning Reg. No. N/93/1674), entrance and all associated site works Liscahane Millstreet 19/06535 John L O'Sullivan Permission 22/10/2019 Dwellinghouse No No No No Carrigleigh Create date and time: 01/11/2019 12:07:27 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 5 Inchigeela Macroom 19/06536 D & M Mur phy Farming Limited Permission 22/10/2019 (A) Demolition of existing derelict dwelling house, (B) Construction No No No No of an agricultural building to include cubicles, straw bedding, underground slatted slurry tanks, milking facilities, livestock handling facilities, dairy and ancillary rooms, (C) Construction of an extension to existing silage slab, (D) Erection of a meal bin and all associated site works Maulane East Rathcormac 19/06537 John Fouhy Permission 22/10/2019 Construction of a cubicle hou se with slatted tank, silage pit, No No No No demolition of an existing slatted unit and replace with calving house and straw store Meadstown Kildorrery 19/06538 Valerie Vaughan Permission 22/10/2019 Extension to the side of house of 32m² No No No No Farranastig Whitechurch 19/06539 Noel & Mary Finn Permission for 22/10/2019 Retention of single storey porch extension to the southern No No No No Retention elevation and additional single storey extension to the eastern side and rear of dwelling Pollardstown Mitchelstown 19/06540 John Fitzgerald Permission for 23/10/2019 Permission for retention of: (a) side extension to existing dwelling, No No No No Retention (b) minor elevational changes to existing dwelling, (c) detached garage and (d) detached shed, all as constructed Highfield Templemichael Whites Cross Co Cork 19/06541 David and Sarah O'Connell Permission, 23/10/2019 A) (i) Construction of a two -storey extension to the side (east) of No No No No Permission for existing dwellinghouse & associated site works, (ii) insert a velux Retention rooflight to front roof of existing dwellinghouse. B) Retention of the existing single-storey sunroom extension located at the rear of dwellinghouse. 22 College Drive College Manor Create date and time: 01/11/2019 12:07:27 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 6 Carrignafoy Cobh, Co. Cork 19 /06542 Donal O'Callaghan Permission 23/10/2019 To construct new open sided shed to accommodate bus parking No No No No and diesel tank enclosure to add to existing bus shed and operations and all associated works.
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