Planning application · Fingal County Council

The demolition of 3 no. existing single storey sheds…

Townland of Cloghran, Swords, Co. Dublin.

F19A/0493 · FingalOn Site
Reference
F19A/0493
Planning authority
Fingal County Council
Received
13 Feb 2020
Decided
11 Mar 2020
Status
On Site
Commenced
8 Oct 2020

Proposed development

The demolition of 3 no. existing single storey sheds, the removal of the surface of the existing yard, and the construction of (1) a part single (double height), part two-storey machinery/salt storage building, consisting of a machinery storage facility with 2 no. roller shutter doors, 3 no. separate salt stores with open front, and ancillary facilities over the two floors (2) new single-storey (double height) vehicle wash bay, (3) A new vehicular and pedestrian access of the existing Castlemoate Road, (4) new concrete yard, (5) staff parking facilities, (6) 2 no. concrete mulch storage bins, (7) 2.4 m high paladin boundary fence, (8) internal concrete path, (9) 2 no. rainwater harvesting tanks, (10) an underground tank, and (11) all associated site development, drainage, landscaping and ancillary works. The proposed development is located within the curtilage of Castlemoate House, A Protected Structure. (Fingal County Council Protected Structure Reference: 0601). Add Info received 13th February 2020. Revised Public Notices received 13th February 2020.

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