Planning precedent report

To extend existing covered process area with a 40m.sq. covered unit,

For development which will consist of proposed roof-mounted photovoltaic, PV, panels on the existing profiled metal roof and alI associated siteworks

For PERMISSION and for RETENTION permission for the following works at the existing chemicals facility at Smithstown Industrial Estate, Shannon, Co. Clare. Permission for the RETENTION and completion of the following; 1. RETENTION and completion of staff car park ( 32 no. spaces ). 2. RETENTION of truck maintenance buildings and associated truck wash area. 3. RETENTION of truck parking area with 36 HGV parking spaces. 4. RETENTION of pumphouse. PERMISSION for the following; 5. Alterations to the use of previously permitted entrance ( reg. ref. 17-436 ) and provision of improved sight lines etc. 6. Packed goods warehouse. 7. Segregated waste storage area ( 5 bays ). 8. Extension of bunded sodium hypochlorite storage area. 9. 3 No. bulk offload and storage bays. 10. Bunded sulphuric acid storage area and associated tanks. 11. Bunded alum storage area with associated bunded tanker loading and unloading area and associated tanks. 12. Weighbridge and associated office building. 13 New Store. 14. Use of truck parking area as a bunded emergency firewater retention and additional overflow area. 15. Permission for all associated site works and services. Permission is sought for 627.3sq.m of new buildings and RETENTION permission for 118.5 sq.m of existing buildings; a total of 748.8sq.m. This is a development which requires and already has, an Industrial Emissions Licence ( formerly an Integrated Pollution Control Licence )

For 1) Construction of a new 540 m2 fully bunded sodium hypochlorite building with a 60 m2 lower mezzanine floor and 10 m2 upper mezzanine floor, including 2No. external underground brine storage tanks; 2) Construction of a new 102 m2 mezzanine floor extension to an existing storage area within an existing warehouse; 3) Construction of a new 32 m2 extension to an existing ESB substation on site; 4) Demolition of an existing internal ramped accessway and removal of 2 No. existing temporary containers off site; 5) All ancillary site development works and services to facilitate the development including drainage, external plant, external pipework to adjacent storage tank and utility connections. The proposed development site is controlled by an Industrial Emissions Licence (Register No. P0076-02) authorised by the Environmental Protection Agency.

For development which will consist of permission for 1.) a new 2 storey office building with ancillary laboratories, canteen, gymnasium, meeting rooms and reception of 2250.5 sqm, 2.) a new single storey, double height truck maintenance shed of 587.4 sqm 3.) associated parking spaces including 101 no. car parking spaces, 3 no. van parking spaces and 30 no. secure bicycle parking spaces, 4.) solar photovoltaic panels at roof level to office building, 5.) alterations to the use of and modifications to the previously permitted entrance (Planning Reference No. P18/1010), 6.) internal road layout, landscaping, external lighting and boundary treatment, 7.) new surface water attenuation area, 8.) New foul water drainage pipework and pump station to service the new office building and maintenance shed connecting to the existing site infrastructure and discharging to the public network via the existing site connection 9.) new concrete dry storage area of 2194 sqm with associated surface water attenuation, 10.) new pedestrian entrance gate and sheltered waiting area, 11.) building signage and all ancillary site works above and below ground. The proposed development site is controlled by an Industrial Emissions Licence (Register No. P0076-01) authorised by the Environmental Protection Agency

For development, the development will consist of the demolition of existing storage, logistics and loading building (266m2) and construction of new storage, logistics and loading building (1,774m2) ancillary to existing industrial building and connection to public utilities together with ancillary site development works