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17-18 Broad Street and, 7-9 Arundel Square, Waterford City

Modifications to a previously permitted development at protected structures in Waterford City.

19808 · Waterford City and County Council · Lodged 31 October 2019

Reference: 19808
Authority: Waterford City and County Council
Register status: Invalid or incomplete
Type: PERMISSION
Received: 31 October 2019

Summary

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The development consists of modifications to a previously permitted scheme across three protected structures. Changes include relocating a bar, widening stairs for fire safety, relocating lifts and hoists, and revising layouts.

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Official record

Development description

Development consisting of modifications to development previously permitted under ref. 15/710. The modifications for permission will consist of (a) relocation of bar from 7 arundel square to 17/18 broad street at ground floor level; (b) widening of stairs within 17-18 broad street for fire safety reasons; (c) lift motor room at 7 arundel square moved from first to second floor; (d) drinks hoists added to new bar area and food hoists relocated from 17-18 broad street to new kitchen area at 7 arundel square; (e) widening of glazed link area at first floor level; (f) accessible wc relocated to first floor; (g) revised stair arrangements for fire safety purposes; (h) relocation of goods lift opening for accessibility; (i) revised layout of staff areas; (j) passenger/platform lift removed from second floor level; and (k) revised wc layout at second floor of 17-18 broad street . No. 17 (ref. No
And no. 18 broad street (ref. No. 687) and no. 7 arundel square (ref. No
Are protected structures

Land-use zoning

What this land is zoned for

TCUC

“Provide for the development and enhancement of town core uses including retail, residential, commercial, civic and other uses.”

National zoning type: City/Town/village Centre, central area

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Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
Address	Date	Price	Distance
3 Stephens Court, Stephen St, Waterford	Jul 2026	€140,000	139 m
Apt 5, 5 Cathedral Lane, Waterford	Dec 2025	€220,000	148 m
13 Keiler House, Waterford, Waterford	Aug 2025	€170,000	154 m
Apt 16 Keizer House, High Street, Waterford	Jun 2026	€176,500	154 m
Apt 11, Keizer House, High St	Feb 2025	€145,000	154 m
6 Alexandra St, Waterford, Waterford	Feb 2025	€150,000	162 m
Apt 4, 37 Stephen Street, Waterford	Feb 2026	€145,000	175 m
Apartment 5, 37 Stephen Street, Waterford	Feb 2025	€45,000	175 m

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Sources: Building Control Management System (commencement notices) and the Residential Property Price Register, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Records are matched to this application by location and may not be exhaustive; always confirm against the official source before relying on them.

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Application received31 October 2019

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