Laharan West Gneeves invalid planning application

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Permission sought for: 1) demolition of; i) existing dis-used tyre centre, 2) retention of: i) demolition of part of dis-used tyre centre, ii) alterations to site levels with provision of hardstanding areas used for the open storage of tyres and 2 no. containers used for storage of tools, iii) existing entrance gate, iv) existing entrance and, 3) permission to: i) construct new building for use as a tyre centre, ii) construct new vehicular entrance, iii) construct earthen bund, iv)construct staff and customer car parks, v) construct access route from car parks to tyre centre including stepped access, vi) erect new wall and fence between site and applicants adjacent site, vii) erect post and chain fencing along roadside boundary, viii) erect new palisade fencing, ix) installation of onsite wastewater treatment system, x) relocation of existing entrance gates to site, xi) re-surfacing existing site with concrete & tarmac, xii) erect stock proof fencing to create a 25m buffer zone to northwest corner of site and xiii) all ancillary site works including the installation of a hydrocarbon interceptor. This is a repeat submission for a planning permission which has recently lapsed (ref; 17/4883)

Planning details

Reference: 23/6530
Local authority: Cork County Council
Status: Withdrawn or invalid · register status “INCOMPLETED APPLICATION”
Received: 19 Dec 2023
Observations close: 1 Feb 2024 (closed 985 days ago)
Decision due: 21 Feb 2024
Decision: Not decided
Proposed development: Permission sought for: 1) demolition of; i) existing dis-used tyre centre, 2) retention of: i) demolition of part of dis-used tyre centre, ii) alterations to site levels with provision of hardstanding areas used for the open storage of tyres and 2 no. containers used for storage of tools, iii) existing entrance gate, iv) existing entrance and, 3) permission to: i) construct new building for use as a tyre centre, ii) construct new vehicular entrance, iii) construct earthen bund, iv)construct staff and customer car parks, v) construct access route from car parks to tyre centre including stepped access, vi) erect new wall and fence between site and applicants adjacent site, vii) erect post and chain fencing along roadside boundary, viii) erect new palisade fencing, ix) installation of onsite wastewater treatment system, x) relocation of existing entrance gates to site, xi) re-surfacing existing site with concrete & tarmac, xii) erect stock proof fencing to create a 25m buffer zone to northwest corner of site and xiii) all ancillary site works including the installation of a hydrocarbon interceptor. This is a repeat submission for a planning permission which has recently lapsed (ref; 17/4883)
As published by the register.
Site area: 8,538 m² from the mapped boundary, not the council's figure
Applicant: Not published — the national feed carries no applicant name council register

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