Commeen Carrigaline Co.Cork
Proposed development
1) Construction of a two storey extension to the rear of an existing two storey detached derelict dwelling, modifications to elevations and retention of a partially completed first floor extension, 2) alterations and change of use to residential of an existing one and a half storey detached farm building, and retention of existing roof, cladding and raised ridge height, 3) construction of a new single storey detached garage and 4) installation of a new wastewater treatment system and percolation area, bored well and all associated works.
- Applicant
- Not published
- Authority
- Cork County Council
- Decision due
- 3 Jun 2025
Timeline
Application received
9 Apr 2025
Decision due
3 Jun 2025
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Planning history within 750 m
Permission and Permission for Retention. The development consists of:- (1) Restoration of an existing two-storey detached derelict dwelling, including internal alterations, modifications to elevations, construction of a two-storey extension to the rear and retention of a partially completed first floor extension; (2) Change of use of an existing one-and-a-half storey detached agricultural building to residential accommodation, including internal alterations, modifications to elevations, and retention of existing roof finishes, cladding and raised ridge height; (3) Construction of a new single-storey detached garage; and (4) Decommissioning of an existing wastewater treatment unit and installation of a new wastewater treatment system, percolation area and bored well. All associated site development works.
Permission to develop a wellness sanctuary, to be named 'Catalpa', consisting of one main studio building, associated packaged waste water treatment system, the provision of a hardcore surface parking area, dedicated bicycle racks, improve the existing hardcore surface pedestrian walkway through the woodland, provision of bee hives, bird boxes and bird feeders and the upkeep/pruning/replacement (where necessary) of the existing mixed mature native woodland trees to enhance the passive health and wellbeing experience on the site and incorporating all associated siteworks.
Permission to develop a wellness sanctuary, to be named 'Catalpa', consisting of one main studio building, associated packaged wastewater treatment system, the provision of a hardcore surface parking area, dedicated bicycle racks, improve the existing hardcore surface pedestrian walkway through the woodland, provision of bee hives, bird boxes, and bird feeders and the upkeep/pruning/replacement (where necessary) of the existing mixed mature native woodland trees to enhance the passive health and wellbeing experience on the site, and incorporating all associated site works.
As constructed dwelling house (permitted under Planning Ref: 04/6231) to include the following: (A) First floor attic conversion to habitable use (including first floor windows and roof lights, together with increase in ridge height of gable annexes), (B) Alterations to external elevations (including fenestration & masonry gable detail and omission of front porch), (C) Domestic shed and (D) Revised site boundaries (change of plan and layout).
To develop an eco-sanctuary, consisting of one main studio (66m2), and two pods (18m2 each) to practice yoga and/or Pilates, one associated changing room and toilet block (21m2) and associated packaged wastewater treatment system (buildings consisting of cedar timber cladding and wildflower green roofs), the provision of a small hardcore parking area with bicycle racks, hardcore pedestrian walkway through the site, provision of bee hives, bird boxes, and bird feeders and the upkeep/pruning/replacement (where necessary) of the existing mixed mature woodland to enhance the eco-friendly experience on their site, and incorporating all associated siteworks.
To develop an eco-sanctuary, consisting of one main studio (66m2), and two pods (18m2 each) to practice yoga and/or Pilates, one associated changing room and toilet block (21m2) and associated packaged wastewater treatment system (buildings consisting of cedar timber cladding and wildflower green roofs), the provision of a small hardcore parking area with bicycle racks, hardcore pedestrian walkway through the site, provision of bee hives, bird boxes, and bird feeders and the upkeep/pruning/replacement (where necessary) of the existing mixed mature woodland to enhance the eco-friendly experience on their site, and incorporating all associated siteworks.