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Planning Applications CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 1 PLANNING APPLICATIONS FURTHER INFORMATION RECEIVED FROM 07/07/2018 TO 13/07/2018 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 INVALID DATE RECEIVED DEVELOPMENT DESCRIPTION AND LOCATION 17/0070 4 Fast Fish Ltd Permission, 09/07/2018 Permission for the following works at Berehaven Lodge: (i) Permission for Retention of existing carpark and access road, (ii) Retention of 3no. Retention existing prefabricated buildings namely a garden storage container, an office/store building and a laundry/store building, (iii) Permission for installation of 10no. individual camping pods each consisting of a timber pod structure with singel bedroom and shower room and (iv) All associate site works required for the pods including installation of access paths and service connection Cappaghavuckee Castletownbere Co. Cork 17/00727 Kate Wycherley, Greg O'Donovan Permission 10/07/2018 Permission to demolish existing garage, permission to construct five number two storey dwellings consisting of two number semi- detached houses and three number terraced houses, alteration to existing site entrance and all associated site works Coach Road Newtown Rosscarbery Co. Cork 17/06117 Charles Vaughan Permission 12/07/2018 Constru ct a calving house and a cubicle/loose house with underground effluent storage tank and associated site work. Cloontycarthy Reananerree Macroom Co. Cork Create date and time: 20/07/2018 09:07:27 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 2 17/06531 Lohort Management Limited Permission 12/07/2018 Change of use and alterations to existing co urtyard complex, which is a protected structure. Change of use from disused farm buildings into the following: 2 no. 2-bed two storey residential units, 1 no. 1- bed two storey residential units, one and two storey residential unit consisting of 3 no. bedrooms with shared kitchen area (all for short term letting), exhibition spaces, offices/seminar spaces and ancillary spaces. Works include internal and external alterations, new two storey glazed extension, provision of 3 no. balconies and new wastewater treatment system and drainage including all ancillary site works as necessary. Lohort Castle Demesne Castlelohort Demesne, Cecilstown Mallow Co. Cork 17/06751 Charlie McCarthy Permission for 10/07/2018 Retention of an existing dwelling, attached g arage, road entrance Retention and associated site works Lavally Upper Mallow Co. Cork 17/06760 Patrick Corbett Permission 12/07/2018 Construction of 6 number residential serviced sites, connection to the public storm and foul sewers, connection to the public water supply with all associated site and ancillary works. Shanavoher Bweeng Mallow Co. Cork 17/07026 Kathleen Murphy Permission 10/07/2018 Construct a new dwelling house. Coolykeerane Millstreet Co.Cork 17/07029 Titanic Experience Cobh Ltd Permission 11 /07/2018 To erect a pedestrian walkway and viewing platform over the existing Titanic Pier with sail style canopies, associated conservation works to the original pier structure. The walkway structure will be supported by circular hollow steel piles driven into the seabed. It is also proposed to install a kiosk structure, turnstile and glass screen on the south west corner of the Parade Grounds. The kiosk will function as the ticket office and entrance to the walkway. Titanic Pier, adjacent to 20 Casement Square Ballyvoloon, Cobh Co. Cork 17/07138 Compass Homes Ltd Permission 12/07/2018 Development of 49 no. houses. The proposed development comprises of the demolition of an existing stone shed and the Create date and time: 20/07/2018 09:07:27 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 3 construction of 16 no. detached dwellings, 32 no. sem i-detached dwellings and 1 no. terraced dwelling. The proposed development includes provision for internal roads, access from local road, landscaping, car parking, substation, lighting and all ancillary site works. Skevanish Innishannon Co. Cork 17/07269 Colm O'Driscoll Permission 11/07/2018 2 no. 2 Storey/3 Storey Dwelling Houses (1 no. 2 -Storey & 1 No. 3 - Storey, Split level), propriety wastewater treatments units and percolation areas and associated site works Jamesbrook Saleen Midleton Co. Cork 17/07 272 Clyda Eco Homes Ltd Permission 09/07/2018 A mixed use development at the former Convent of Mercy. The proposed development will consist of Permission for 1). Demolition of existing former school buildings on Main Street, inc. former school yard walls to corner with Chapel Square, outbuildings and temporary structures within the convent grounds, along with minor demolitions to rear of convent building, 2). Construction of new town centre building on Main Street to comprise of two no. shop units at ground with 17 no. apartments over at first, second and third floor dropping to two floors over ground to Chapel Square, with parking to rear at ground floor level, 3). Renovation and conversion of former convent building into 18 number apartments to include minor alterations to rear and side facades, reconstruction of derelict former chapel wing to south onto Convent Lane whilst retaining front facade, 18 no. domestic bin stores to serve apartments in the convent building along with construction of bin store to south eastern side of the convent building. 4) Construction of 13 no. detached homes on Convent grounds, 5) Provision of new vehicular entrance and access road to detached homes and convent from The Back Rd. 6) Modified vehicular entrance at Main Street to access town centre building. 7) All associated ancillary development works including access roads drainage, parking for 54 cars, footpaths and public amenity areas. The Former Convent of Mercy Main Street, Chapel Square Chapel Lane and The Back Rd, Pembroke Passage West, Co. Cork 17/07337 Joy Higgins Permission 12/07/2018 Construction of a 2 -storey dwellinghouse, an on -site sewage Consequent treatment system and all associated site development works Kilva Midleton Create date and time: 20/07/2018 09:07:27 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 4 Co. Cork 17/07344 Patrick Fitzgibbon Permission 10/07/2018 Permission for alterations, refurbishment and change of use of existing disused mill building to cultural re-creation and visitors centre, interpretative meeting space with function room, commercial space on ground floor with optional use of ground floor space as retail/cafe space and apartment on level 3. This is a protected structure (Reference cork RPS No 107). The development will comprise of (a) alterations to ground, first, second and third floors of the existing structure, (b) alterations to all external elevations and replacement of the existing roof, (c) hard and soft landscaping to courtyard, (d) entrance gates to the North and East boundary, (e) all associated site development works, services and car parking. Dublin Road Brigown Mitchelstown Co Cork 17/07429 Imelda O'Riordan, E.Carl Cogan, James Permission 09/07/2018 A residential development comprising 1) demolition of existing A. Cogan dwelling, associated garage and front boundary wall, 2) the construction of 8 no. residential dwellings, and 3) all associated ancillary development works including landscaping, boundary treatments, drainage, lighting, solar panels, parking and vehicular access. Beauvoir Cork Road Carrigaline West Carrigaline, Co. Cork 18/00102 Anne Mari e O'Neill, Barry Cody Permission 13/07/2018 Construction of detached dwelling house ancillary in use to existing dwelling, installation of wastewater treatment system and all associated site works Crumpane Eyeries Beara Co Cork 18/00135 Gordon Bryan Perm ission, 09/07/2018 Permission to retain foundation work, access road, entrance walls Permission for septic tank and seeks permission to construct dwelling house, Retention garage/storage building and carryout all associated site works Maulashangarry Dunmanway Co. Cork 18/00135 Gordon Bryan Permission, 10/07/2018 Permission to retain foundation work, access road, entrance walls Permission for septic tank and seeks permission to construct dwelling house, Retention garage/storage building and carryout all associated site works Maulashangarry Create date and time: 20/07/2018 09:07:27 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Page No: 5 Dunmanway Co. Cork 18/00177 Gerard and Breda Ward Permission 12/07/2018 To construct a domestic garage / store along with all associated site works Ardogeena Durrus Bantry Co. Cork 18/00210 Patrick J. McCarthy, & PJ McCarthy Permission, 11/07/2018 Permission for (a) Construction of extension to existing caravan Permission for park for holiday use to consist of 18 no. caravans, (b) relocation of Retention existing waste water treatment system and increase of capacity to service same (c) extension of the existing internal access road through the existing caravan park, (d) all associated site and landscape works including new overall site boundaries, Permission is also sought for retention of 4 no. additional caravans in existing park, a variation of the 22 permitted under planning reference number 3297/76 along with permission for the removal of condition number 7 of 3297/76 with regard to laundry facilities Bawnlahan Tragumna Skibbereen 18/00229 Clann Na NGael GAA Ba urnahulla Permission 13/07/2018 A) To alter the elevations of the existing dressing room building, B) to construct a 2 storey extension to the existing dressing room building and C) all associated site works Baurnahulla Drimoleague Co. Cork 18/00243 Dar ren O'Sullivan Permission 10/07/2018 To construct dwelling, domestic garage, to install waste water treatment system and all associated site works Ballinlough Leap Skibbereen Co. Cork 18/00243 Darren O'Sullivan Permission 13/07/2018 To construct dwellin g, domestic garage, to install waste water treatment system and all associated site works Ballinlough Leap Skibbereen Co.
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