Garristown GAA Club, John McDonnell Memorial Park, Chapel Lane, Garris

Refusal reasons

Conditions

• 1Applicant to sign a connection agreement with Irish Water prior to commencement and adhere to Irish Water Standards codes and practices.Water Services
• 2Submit revised site layout plans for parking, pedestrian circulation, and emergency access road width prior to commencement.Traffic Access
• 3Provide a minimum of 6 EV charge spaces operational prior to occupation, ducted to facilitate future EV capability.Traffic Access
• 4No objects, structures or landscaping within the visibility triangle at the vehicular entrance exceeding 900mm height.Traffic Access
• 5All stormwaters to be disposed of to soakpits or drains within the site and shall not discharge onto the public road.Traffic Access
• 6Relocate all underground or overhead services and poles to a suitable location adjacent to the new boundary, as necessary.Traffic Access
• 7Submit and implement a revised Tree Protection Plan retaining hedgerows along eastern boundaries and south of the pitch; protect retained trees per BS 5837:2012; lodge a €20,000 tree bond for 3 years post construction.Landscaping Boundary
• 8Implement the submitted Landscape Plan within the first planting season following substantial completion; replace any failed plantings until established.Environment Ecology
• 9Construction works between 8am-7pm Mon-Fri, 8am-1pm Sat; no work on Sundays/Public holidays; noise abatement per BS5228:2009+A1:2014; daily air/noise management records available on request; manage site to prevent significant air emissions/odours beyond boundary.Construction Management
• 10Lodge a development contribution of €100,000 to the Fingal County Council Development Contribution Fund.Development Contribution
• 11Engage qualified archaeologist for pre-development testing; notify National Monuments Service 4 weeks prior to works.Archaeology Heritage
• 12Archaeologist to submit report to Planning Authority and National Monuments Service; no work until permission received.Archaeology Heritage