Attifinlay Service Station , Attifinlay , Carrick on Shannon — planning application LEITRIM 2012

What’s proposed

for development consisting of: (a) partial demolition works to the existing service station building; (b) retention of building as constructed, to include change of use from residential to store at first floor; (c) reconfiguration of the internal layout of the building to provide ancillary deli area (29sq.m) with alterations to ancillary area (80sq.m) in conjunction with existing retail and seating areas; (d) alterations to the existing building shop-front elevations; (e) installation of shop fascia signage and replacement of main ID signage;(f) retention of site signage, elevational signage and canopy signage; (g) retention of parcel motel; and (h) amendments to site boundaries in lieu of Permission for development consisting of (a) partial demolition works to the existing service station building; (b) reconfiguration of the internal layout of the building to provide ancillary deli area (29sq. m) with alterations to ancillary area(80sq. m) in conjunction with existing retail and seating areas; (c) alterations to the existing building shop-front elevations; (d) installation of shop fascia signage and replacement of main ID signage

Planning details

Reference: 2012
Local authority: Leitrim County Council
Status: Granted with conditions · register status “APPLICATION FINALISED”
Received: 31 Jan 2020
Observations close: 6 Mar 2020 (closed 2404 days ago)
Decision due: 5 Oct 2020 · decided 5 Oct 2020
Decision: Conditional on 5 Oct 2020
Proposed development: for development consisting of: (a) partial demolition works to the existing service station building; (b) retention of building as constructed, to include change of use from residential to store at first floor; (c) reconfiguration of the internal layout of the building to provide ancillary deli area (29sq.m) with alterations to ancillary area (80sq.m) in conjunction with existing retail and seating areas; (d) alterations to the existing building shop-front elevations; (e) installation of shop fascia signage and replacement of main ID signage;(f) retention of site signage, elevational signage and canopy signage; (g) retention of parcel motel; and (h) amendments to site boundaries in lieu of Permission for development consisting of (a) partial demolition works to the existing service station building; (b) reconfiguration of the internal layout of the building to provide ancillary deli area (29sq. m) with alterations to ancillary area(80sq. m) in conjunction with existing retail and seating areas; (c) alterations to the existing building shop-front elevations; (d) installation of shop fascia signage and replacement of main ID signage
As published by the register.
Site area: 3,924 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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Attifinlay Service Station, Attifinlay, Carrick on Shannon

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Attifinlay Service Station, Attifinlay, Carrick on Shannon

What’s proposed

Planning details

Nearby 18 · 500 m · 5 years

Homes nearby

Zoning

Protections nearby 250 m

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