A) The change of use of Unit 15 at ground floor level from gym to a retail unit.…
Unit 15, 16 & Unit 19, Bakers Lane, Main Street, Rathgoggan Middle, Charleville, Co. Cork, P56 NW80
Proposed development
Retention permission for: a) The change of use of Unit 15 at ground floor level from gym to a retail unit. The permission for: the change of use of Unit 16 at ground floor level from gym use to retail use, together with all associated internal modifications. c) The relocation of existing public toilet facilities & security room from the first floor level to the ground floor level within Units 15 & 16. d) Alterations to the Southeast elevation. e) The change of use of the existing public toilets & security room to office use, to be incorporated into existing Unit 19. f) All associated site development & ancillary works necessary to facilitate the proposed development
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Permission was granted. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.
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