A Phase II extension to an existing single storey portal frame temperature-controlled…
Lands at Food Central, Killeek, St. Margarets, Co. Dublin, K67 V0V5.
Proposed development
A Phase II extension to an existing single storey portal frame temperature-controlled food processing plant warehouse with single storey ancillary offices, loading docks, surface car-parking including accessible spaces and electric charging points, cycle spaces, boundary fencing, landscaping, surface water attenuation & associated plant and equipment. The office building will include toilet and canteen facilities. The works will include landscaping, internal roads, service yard, kerbs, hard and permeable surfaces, footpaths, railings and soft landscaping. All the above includes associated ancillary works and services. Additional Information lodged on 20th April 2020 Significant Additional Information Public Notices lodged on 12th May 2020
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