The proposed development will consist of the demolition of an obsolete section…
SK Biotek Swords Campus, Watery Lane Townparks, Swords Co. Dublin, (bounded by Watery Lane to the, north and west and, the Ward River to the east) a, SEVESO (lower-tier) site
Proposed development
The proposed development will consist of the demolition of an obsolete section of an existing 2-storey pharmaceutical production building, located in the south-eastern part of the campus and known as the P2/PS building. The total floor area of the existing building is c.3,200m2 of which c.1,800m2 is to be demolished. (The purpose of the proposed demolition is to facilitate the future development of a modern 2-storey pharmaceutical facility [c.1,000m2] on part of the demolition site, which will be subject to a separate planning application, to include various environmental assessments, including an Environmental Impact Assessment Report.)
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