Site planning risk brief

STRATEGIC HOUSING DEVELOPMENT (ABP Decision) the demolition of 17 no existing buildings (including a range of former Barracks buildings, the Officers' Mess building and Water Tower Structure) with a GFA of 16,320sqm, and the construction of a development comprising of 375 no. residential units, a neighbourhood centre comprising of 3 no. single-storey retail units with a GFA of 130sqm, 105sqm and 100sqm respectively, a café (including gallery / exhibition area at mezzanine level) with a GFA of 300sqm, a two storey childcare facility with a GFA of 680sqm and associated play area, and all associated site and infrastructural works on an application site of c.11.35ha

Modification to a previous permission Reg. Ref. 18/273 comprising the installation of a roof-mounted array of solar photovoltaic (PV) panels together with inverters and electrical cabling on the permitted foodstore to provide renewable energy during the operational phase

Demolition of existing structures including the gatehouse and an ancillary building. The construction of a single storey, licensed, discount foodstore with a gross internal area of 2,192sqm incorporating an off-licence area. Public realm space and pedestrian access to and from Hospital Street. A temporary, single point of vehicular access and egress is proposed to and from Hospital Street. The temporary access would be closed off when vehicular access through the wider Magee Barracks Masterplan lands is available. Boundary treatment consistent with that on either side, along Hospital Street would be put in place once the temporary access is closed off. Provision is made in this development for a point of vehicular access within the application site up to the application site’s eastern boundary to allow for the future permanent access. The development also includes two pedestrian crossing points on Hospital Street; car parking and cycle parking; all boundary treatment both temporary and permanent as required; ancillary mechanical plant; trolley bay structure; ancillary signage including 1 No. double sided illuminated totem sign at the entrance from Hospital street and other signage associated with the foodstore; ESB substation building; and all necessary site development works and services including all drainage and related underground works. Revised by significant further information consisting of; •Revised location of the foodstore which has moved closer to Hospital Street•Revised boundary treatment and general layout of car parking and landscaping •Revised red line boundary of the site

The demolition of 6 No. existing buildings (with a GFA of c. 2,180sqm) and the removal of hard surfacing on the subject site, and the construction of a part 1, part 2 and part 3 No. storey Health Care Facility for a Cancer Treatment Clinic (Proton Therapy) with a GFA of c. 3,555sqm, including a terrace and plant areas at roof level, on a site area of approximately 2.5 hectares. The proposal includes a service yard which also contains a substation, switchroom, transformer, waste storage area and 2 No. chillers. The proposal includes landscaped areas of open space, including a variety of gardens, and all associated boundary treatments. A new signalised road junction providing access to the proposed development, and future development proposals from Hospital Street (R445) is proposed. Additional road improvement works to Hospital Street are also proposed, including pedestrian crossings, upgrades to footpaths, road markings and traffic signalling. The proposal includes internal access roads, including connections to future development lands, new pedestrian access points and footpaths. The associated site and infrastructural works include foul and surface water drainage, 80 No. surface car parking spaces and cycle parking.Revised by significant further information consisting of; •Amended red line boundary, amended access arrangements for the development, amended internal road network, amended cycle lanes and amended car parking arrangement and associated landscaping; •Extension of red line boundary along the frontage of Magee Barracks site to incorporate segregated cycling facilities on Hospital Street/R445, pedestrian crossings, upgrades to footpaths, road markings and traffic signalling on the R445/Hospital Street;•Revised elevation treatment of the Cancer Treatment Clinic building to include a variety of brickwork and concrete elevational treatment;•Revised boundary treatment; •Omission of pedestrian connection at South Eastern boundary and relocation further West along Hospital Street; •Increase in floor space of the proposed Cancer Treatment Clinic to include a larger vault and associated alterations to the service yard area; •All site development works

A partially 3 and partially 4 storey extension to the rear / south of the existing Primary Care Centre. The proposed building shall accommodate Medical Services a café and ancillary accommodation.

Amendments to the permitted development as per SHD permission reference 305007-19, as extended by Extension of Duration permission 24/290. The proposed development incorporates the following amendments: (I) Reconfiguration of apartment blocks A, B, C and D to provide for 44no. 1 bed units and 92no. 2bed units. The overall residential apartment units in blocks A, B, C and D will increase to 136no. apartment units in lieu of 122 apartments as granted. (II) Associated façade amendments to apartment blocks A, B, C and D. (III) The reduction in the basement area with a reduction in overall car parking provision from 144 car spaces as granted to 137no. spaces which includes for provision of surface level parking. (IV) The reconfiguration of the basement layout for provision of bin and bicycle storage along with reconfiguration of the surface level visitor bicycle storage. (V) The provision of ventilation grids to the basement along with provision of a new lift and stair core for access. (VI) The reconfiguration of the site layout associated with apartment blocks A, B, C and D. (VII) Amendments to associated site landscaping works to include for reconfiguration of public open space and communal space and associated site works