Planning application · Cork County Council

A 10 year Permission for development of a pharmaceutical manufacturing building…

Ballythomas East, Ballythomas West Horse Hill More North Ballyvrin Lower, Dunderrow Kinsale, Co. Cork

19/6029 · CorkOn Site
Reference
19/6029
Planning authority
Cork County Council
Received
13 Aug 2019
Decided
4 Oct 2019
Status
On Site
Commenced
21 Nov 2019

Proposed development

A 10 year Permission for development of a pharmaceutical manufacturing building extension, IE2b, located within the existing manufacturing facility consisting of: A pharmaceutical manufacturing building extension to the existing IE2 pharmaceutical manufacturing building, including production and plant accommodation over 3 floors and intermediate mezzanine floors and platforms, and a ground to parapet height of 27.5 metres with roof mounted equipment and associated external plant and equipment and local roof mounted vents. All located to the south of the existing IE2 Building. Modifications to the existing IE2 Building including the demolition of the existing single storey entrance lobby to accommodate the proposed extension. A single storey electrical building 7 metres high. Demolition of the existing forklift parking shelter located on the eastern side of building IE1. The installation of 3 dedicated manufacturing material supply vessels located inside the existing bunded tank farm located to the east of the IE2 Building. The installation of 2 additional bunded waste vessels adjacent to the existing bunded tank farm south of the IE4 Building and bunded aqueous waste vessel North of the IE8 Building. 60 number permanent parking spaces. The proposed works include revisions to underground services, modifications and extensions to existing pipe bridges and ground works, site lighting and ancillary items and modifications to roadworks and yard areas and modifications to existing surface water drainage system including surface water attenuation. This application relates to development which consists of an activity for which an Industrial Emissions licence under Part IV of the Environmental Protection Agency Act 1992 (as amended) is required. The site currently operates under an Industrial Emissions (IE) Licence No. P0009-04 which will be reviewed for the purposes of the proposed development. The site comprises of an establishment to which the Chemicals Act (Control of Major Accident Hazzards involving Dangerous Substances) Regulations 2015 (S.I 209 of 2015) applies. An Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIAR) will be submitted to the Planning Authority with the Application.

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