Retention permission is sought by Reynold's Logistics Limited at Lands at Turnapin Great…
Reynold's Logistics Limited at Lands at Turnapin Great, Old Swords Road, Dublin 9, D09 FH7X
Proposed development
Retention permission is sought by Reynold's Logistics Limited at Lands at Turnapin Great, Old Swords Road, Dublin 9 D09 FH7X for a development comprising: - the provision of HGV transfer hub facilitating the transfer of HGV drivers and the storage of HGVs while not in use. The HGV transfer hub comprises: (i) groundworks including the provision of a tarmacadam driveway at the main entrance, and a permeable stone yard; (ii) erection of a steel palisade fence and entrance gate; (iii) provision of HGV parking; (iv) provision of car parking for HGV drivers; (v) provision of 2 no. cabins comprising staff room, a locker room, and toilets for the driver's use; and (vi) all drainage and associated site development and ancillary works necessary to facilitate development. AI Rcvd 10/10/2023 SAI received 18/10/23
What happens next
Permission was granted on 10 Nov 2023. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.
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