GrantedDecided 10 November 2023Fingal County Council

Reynold's Logistics Limited at Lands at Turnapin Great, Old Swords Roa

Planning application F23A/0047
DecisionGrant permission for retention
Decided10 November 2023
Application typeRetention
Source documents17

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Proposed development

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Retention permission is sought by Reynold's Logistics Limited at Lands

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Conditions

  • 1Development retained and carried out in accordance with plans lodged on 15 Feb 2023 and amended by Additional Information received 18 Oct 2023.Compliance
  • 2Permission relates solely to aspects detailed in statutory public notices.Compliance
  • 3Sign connection agreement with Uisce Eireann prior to commencement. Surface water drainage must comply with Greater Dublin Regional Code of Practice for Drainage Works, Version 6.0.Wastewater Drainage
  • 4No surface water/rainwater shall discharge into the foul water system under any circumstances.Water Services
  • 5Sign connection agreement with Uisce Éireann prior to commencement and adhere to standards.Water Services
  • 6Proposals to divert or build over existing services require written approval prior to works.Water Services
  • 7Separation distances must comply with Irish Water Codes of Practice and Standard Details.Water Services
  • 8Bicycle parking detail/quantity to be agreed in writing. Mobility Management Plan/Workplace Travel Plan to be submitted for approval. No objects >900mm in visibility triangle. No gate opening across public footpath/roadway. Stormwater to soakpits/drains within site.Traffic Access
  • 9Submitted landscape plan (Drawing no. 300 Rev 1) to be implemented in full no later than the first planting season following substantial completion.Landscaping Boundary
  • 10Noise not to cause annoyance to noise sensitive locations. Cumulative emissions not to exceed background by more than 5dB(A). Air emissions/odours not to impair local amenities.Environment Ecology
  • 11Prevent spillage/deposit of materials on adjoining roads. Developer responsible for full cost of repair for any damage to adjoining public road.Construction Management
  • 12Construction hours restricted to 8.00am-7.00pm Mon-Fri and 8.00am-2.00pm Sat. No work on Sundays or Bank Holidays.Construction Management

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