Limerick Businesses Opening

Vanquished · 12-05-2016 11:11am

zulutango wrote: »

Vanquished wrote: »

They're eager anyhow. Work started within a few days of planning permission being granted. Looking forward to seeing the finished product. They have a lot of space to play with there. The ugly canopy is to be removed too and replaced with something less obtrusive.

Lets just hope there is no third party appeal to ABP!

They would have to have objected at planning stage, and the planning file should show that. Not sure what grounds for objecting could possibly be.

Nope. An appeal can be lodged with ABP within 28 days of a decision by a local authority. A submission on the proposed alterations was sent to the council during the planning process.

zulutango · 12-05-2016 11:22am

Vanquished wrote: »

Nope. An appeal can be lodged with ABP within 28 days of a decision by a local authority. A submission on the proposed alterations was sent to the council during the planning process.

But only parties who make an observation/objection can make an appeal to ABP?

moleyv · 12-05-2016 11:27am

zulutango wrote:

But only parties who make an observation/objection can make an appeal to ABP?

After the decision, there is 4 weeks to appeal. The grant is issued after this. If it is 'granted', the appeal time is over.

You can appeal if you have made a submission during the normal planning process.

If you didn't, and want to appeal, you must apply to the board for leave to appeal. There must be extenuating circumstances why you didn't make a submission in the first place. Most fail in applying for leave to appeal.

zulutango · 12-05-2016 11:34am

moleyv wrote: »

After the decision, there is 4 weeks to appeal. The grant is issued after this. If it is 'granted', the appeal time is over.

You can appeal if you have made a submission during the normal planning process.

If you didn't, and want to appeal, you must apply to the board for leave to appeal. There must be extenuating circumstances why you didn't make a submission in the first place. Most fail in applying for leave to appeal.

That was my understanding, so the party who made a submission can appeal but others can't. And the planning file should show that submission.

I must have a look. Can't imagine what legitimate grounds there are for objecting, but maybe there are some.

moleyv · 12-05-2016 11:46am

zulutango wrote:

That was my understanding, so the party who made a submission can appeal but others can't. And the planning file should show that submission.

That's not what I said....

If you didn't make a submission originally, you can apply for leave to appeal, if allowed, you can appeal.

Most are unsuccessful as they don't have a decent reason.

Vanquished · 12-05-2016 11:51am

The observation related to the size and configuration of the outside seating area and the potential impact on the public footpath.

zulutango · 12-05-2016 11:55am

moleyv wrote: »

That's not what I said....

If you didn't make a submission originally, you can apply for leave to appeal, if allowed, you can appeal.

Most are unsuccessful as they don't have a decent reason.

Sorry, yeah, I got that. Didn't word my response correctly.

Tefral · 12-05-2016 12:31pm

Vanquished wrote: »

Passed by the other day and it did look like it was being used as storage space for the centra project. It's a pity as that laneway could do with an injection of life.

Most definitely being used as storage. I'm the QS on the Centra refurb job.

davo2001 · 12-05-2016 12:53pm

cronin_j wrote: »

Most definitely being used as storage. I'm the QS on the Centra refurb job.

La de f^&king da

:pac:

dunworth1 · 12-05-2016 1:02pm

cronin_j wrote: »

Most definitely being used as storage. I'm the QS on the Centra refurb job.

well that's a waste of a building

Poxyshamrock · 12-05-2016 1:21pm

dunworth1 wrote: »

well that's a waste of a building

How? They're temporarily using a unit which has been vacant for more than 10 years on a lane way for storage while they renovate their store on William Street.

dunworth1 · 12-05-2016 1:45pm

Poxyshamrock wrote:

How? They're temporarily using a unit which has been vacant for more than 10 years on a lane way for storage while they renovate their store on William Street.

How does it attract people?

It's better than it just sitting there but it could be utilised much better

marno21 · 12-05-2016 3:33pm

dunworth1 wrote: »

How does it attract people?

It's better than it just sitting there but it could be utilised much better

The key word here is "temporarily". As it's vacant anyway it's an efficient use of available resources.

TheTownie · 13-05-2016 11:42am

Lads is Starbucks on Thomas St open yet? Haven't driven/walked that way in a wee while.

Berty · 13-05-2016 11:43am

TheTownie wrote: »

Lads is Starbucks on Thomas St open yet? Haven't driven/walked that way in a wee while.

Yes, quite a while now.

highlydebased · 20-05-2016 5:13pm

There's an asian/noodle place opening on george's quay near the Locke

bigpink · 20-05-2016 5:21pm

highlydebased wrote: »

There's an asian/noodle place opening on george's quay near the Locke

Where abouts?Sure its not Amber?

Bored_lad · 20-05-2016 5:57pm

bigpink wrote: »

Where abouts?Sure its not Amber?

It's where Amber is saw a sign when I was passing today but didn't read it.

Poxyshamrock · 20-05-2016 8:24pm

bigpink wrote: »

Where abouts?Sure its not Amber?

Amber is gone.

Cherrycoke · 20-05-2016 9:08pm

highlydebased wrote: »

There's an asian/noodle place opening on george's quay near the Locke

I read on the Rubber Bandits Facebook page, that Bunsen, the burger place is going in there.

Poxyshamrock · 20-05-2016 9:14pm

Cherrycoke wrote: »

I read on the Rubber Bandits Facebook page, that Bunsen, the burger place is going in there.

Bunsen opened a second place in Dublin and had a banner on the front saying "typical restaurant opening soon" as a bit of a joke.

This new Japanese restaurant, Kyoto, had used that "typical restaurant opening soon" banner too but the joke is lost on me as another Japanese/Asian/Sushi restaurant is about as typical as you'll get in Limerick these days.

Cherrycoke · 20-05-2016 9:19pm

Poxyshamrock wrote: »

Bunsen opened a second place in Dublin and had a banner on the front saying "typical restaurant opening soon" as a bit of a joke.

This new Japanese restaurant, Kyoto, had used that "typical restaurant opening soon" banner too but the joke is lost on me as another Japanese/Asian/Sushi restaurant is about as typical as you'll get in Limerick these days.

Ahhh no

that's disappointing so. I was looking forward to Bunsen!

I'd much rather a burger place than a Japanese/Asian/Sushi place

Vanquished · 20-05-2016 11:29pm

Amber seems to be changing to the Noodle Box.

Another noodle or general Asian food joint is due to open on Thomas Street too.

Jofspring · 21-05-2016 1:31am

Amber has been on just eat.ie as the noodle box for about 3 months now.

stefanovich · 21-05-2016 4:29am

Everyone is copying Aroi due to their success. I'd love to see another Lebanese or an Israeli restaurant in town.

Poxyshamrock · 21-05-2016 2:59pm

La Cucina are opening in town!

bigpink · 21-05-2016 3:08pm

Poxyshamrock wrote: »

La Cucina are opening in town!

Never been but people say its great

Actually wonder are they going into la picola or little italy?Same family i think

zulutango · 21-05-2016 3:14pm

Poxyshamrock wrote: »

La Cucina are opening in town!

That's made my Saturday.

highlydebased · 21-05-2016 3:39pm

Poxyshamrock wrote: »

La Cucina are opening in town!

Where?

sioda · 21-05-2016 4:35pm

Fantastic news town needed another Italian not a fan of Bella Vincenzo or LA Piccola

Limerick Businesses Opening

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