Lands at Horizon Logistics Park (known as Site P1), Off the R108, Town

Refusal reasons

Conditions

• 1Revised design proposals required to address massing, length, form, building appearance, materials, and colour palette to avoid monolithic feature and comply with Table 12.7 of Fingal Development Plan 2017-2023 (Objective DMS103).Design Materials
• 2Site boundary to be extended to include tree and hedge vegetation to the east and south for Arboricultural Assessment & Tree Removal & Tree Protection Plan implementation.Landscaping Boundary
• 3Demonstration required that development complies with employment density restrictions in ERM report on Public Safety Zones (working premises within outer public safety zone not exceed < 110 persons/half hectare).Other
• 4Development to be carried out in accordance with plans and specifications lodged with the application.Compliance
• 5Use restricted to light industrial, warehouse (including wholesale use) or logistics only. Offices and parking ancillary.Compliance
• 6Link road from St. Margaret's to logistics park access to be fully constructed and operational prior to occupation.Traffic Access
• 7Mobility Management Plan to be submitted for approval within one year of operation, including appointment of Mobility Management co-ordinator.Traffic Access
• 8Mitigation measures from Bat Activity Survey, Natura Impact Statement, Ecological Impact Assessment, and EIA Screening Report to be implemented.Environment Ecology
• 9Archaeological test-excavation required. Archaeologist to notify Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage four weeks prior to site preparations.Archaeology Heritage
• 10No surface water/rainwater to discharge into foul water system. Surface water drainage to comply with Greater Dublin Regional Code of Practice for Drainage Works, Version 6.0.Wastewater Drainage
• 11Submit details of waste streams, tonnages, exportation/importation of soil and stone material. Construction Environmental Management Plan to be put in place.Construction Management
• 12Meeting with Project Landscape Architect, Site Foremen, Arborist, and Parks Officer to inspect site hoarding and protective fencing prior to construction. Fencing to remain in place for duration of project.Landscaping Boundary