Planning application details ref: 054414 Cork County Council

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Planning Application: 054414 (Cork County Council )
File Number: 054414
Application Type: PERMISSION Planning Status: APPLICATION FINALISED
Received Date: 23/06/2005 Decision Due Date: 17/08/2005
Validated Date: 23/06/2005 Invalidated Date:
Further Info Requested: Further Info Received:
Withdrawn Date: Extend Date:
Decision Type: Conditional Decision Date: 17/08/2005
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Applicant Details
Applicant name: O'Flynn Construction Co. Ltd.
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Proposed Development
Development Description: Change of use of permitted ground floor retail and first floor office to financial services at unit 25, and change of use of permitted restaurant to restaurant with ancillary hot food take away sales at units 26 to 31
Development Address: Former Murphy's Barracks, Ballincollig
Architect Name: , McCutcheon Mulcahy Location Key: BALLINCOLLIG
Electoral Division: Planner: Niall O'Donnabhain
Social Housing Exempt: Plan Enforcement #:
IPC Licence Required: No Waste Licence Required: No
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Proposed Development

Comments
Significant Case Flag: No Comments:

Decision
Decision Date: 17/08/2005 Manager Order: 05/4414
Decision Type: Conditional Number of Conditions: 0
Grant Date: 22/09/2005 Grant Managers Order #:
Section 47 Apply?: F Part 5 Apply?: No
Expiry Date: 21/09/2010
Decision Description: Change of use of permitted ground floor retail and first floor office to financial services at unit 25, and change of use of permitted restaurant to restaurant with ancillary hot food take away sales at units 26 to 31

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