Planning application · Cork County Council

Residential development comprising of the construction of 12 no. residential units.…

Percival Street Kanturk Co Cork

24/4604 · CorkClosed
Reference
24/4604
Planning authority
Cork County Council
Received
10 Apr 2024
Decided
31 Mar 2025
Status
Closed

Proposed development

Permission for a residential development comprising of the construction of 12 no. residential units. The residential mix is as follows: 4 no. 2 bedroom town houses, 4 no. 1 bedroom ground floor apartments & 4 no. 2 bedroom duplex apartments. Demolition of an existing derelict building. Associated site development works including vehicular access, car parking, footpaths, foul and storm drainage networks, water-mains, bicycle parking, bin storage, public lighting and boundary walls.

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Permission was refused on 31 Mar 2025. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.

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