The proposed works include alterations to the existing single storey flat roof…
Keelings, Food Central, Roslin, St. Margaret's, Co. Dublin
Proposed development
The proposed works include alterations to the existing single storey flat roof, pre-fabricated building known as the Welfare Block and an additional single storey extension to the building at ground level. The internal alterations to the existing building will include new canteen, training room and ancillary services. The extension will include locker room, new staff toilets, gowning area and a partially covered external walkway. It will also include relocating bins stores, bicycle parking, a smoking shelter, accessible car space and the provision of 2 No. electric car charging points. All of the above will include ancillary works, services and landscaping. Add Info received 23rd January 2020. Add Info deemed Significant 27th January 2020. Revised Public Notices received 10th February 2020. Revised Public Notices received 6th March 2020.
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