No.16 Harcourt Street, Dublin 2, Mews to the rear of No. 16 Harcourt Street facing onto Montague La
Extension of duration for restaurant and cafe bar works at a protected structure.
3150/17/X1 · Dublin City Council · Lodged 9 May 2023
- Reference
- 3150/17/X1
- Authority
- Dublin City Council
- Register status
- Decided
- Received
- 9 May 2023
Summary
AI-generatedAn extension of duration is sought for works at a protected structure. The project includes extending a licensed restaurant and cafe bar, demolishing a rear extension, and constructing new toilets, stairs, and a platform lift.
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Development description
- Ext. Of duration : protected structure: planning permission for the following at no. 16 harcourt street, dublin 2, (a protected structure, dublin city council rps no. 3525), mews to rear of no. 16 harcourt street facing onto montague lane and no. 19 montague street, dublin
- Planning is sought for the following at no. 16 harcourt street, extension to existing current use as a licensed restaurant at basement level and additional use as a cafe bar, with use extended to external courtyard and external mezzanine level above courtyard level; - basement: external works to include the removal of existing planters at the front entrance along harcourt street, cleaning and upgrading of front entrance area, installation of new steps over existing steps for ambulant disabled access, together with new handrails; removal works at basement level internally to accommodate 1 no. Bar, storage, cloakroom, seating areas and toilets; demolition of 21st century single storey rear extension to accommodate the construction of toilets, storage area, configuration of new entrance, stairs and platform lift from basement to ground floor external courtyard level; - ground floor / annex to no
- Internal removal works at ground floor level to rear of main building to accommodate 3 no. Replacement wc's, together with landscaping, seating areas and construction of new external stairs to first floor terrace and mezzanine floor; - mezzanine: new structure to replace existing roof of basement rear extension to accommodate external seating area with access to toilets at ground floor level in main building; planning is also sought for the following at no. 16 harcourt street mews, change of use from warehouse/storage use to licensed restaurant / cafe bar; modifications and upgrading works to existing facades, - basement: the construction of a basement to accommodate a kitchen, keg store, keg hatch, cold store and staff area; - ground floor: works to accommodate new stairs to new proposed first floor, new disabled toilet, lobby to courtyard area and cafe bar seating; - first floor: construction of new first floor level to accommodate new bar, stairs to ground floor and access to new external terrace facing courtyard area; in addition, planning is sought for the following at no. 19 montague street; change of use from pizzeria to licensed restaurant / cafe bar; works to also include new shop front configuration along montague street and montague lane with bifolding doors, shutters, and servery to montague street; - ground floor: removal works internally to accommodate bar, seating areas and servery, first floor: removal works internally to accommodate toilets, storage and seating areas with new flat roof section over female toilets; the proposal also includes new connections between no. 16 mews and no. 19 montague lane at ground and first floor level. All with associated signage, lighting, landscaping and associated site works
Key dates
Timeline
- Application received9 May 2023
- Decision due4 July 2023
- Decision issued4 July 2023
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