Change of use of Unit 633 from ‘Warehouse Logistics/light industrial use’…
Unit 633, Kilshane Park, Northwest Logistics Park, Dublin 15
Proposed development
The development will consist of the change of use of Unit 633 from ‘Warehouse Logistics/light industrial use’, as permitted under Reg. Ref. FW17A/0049, to a facility for (i) the assessment, disassembly, processing, storage and repair of customer owned information technology equipment, and (ii) for onsite shredding of certain electrical and electronic equipment and components that, following onsite assessment, are identified as not being suitable for re-use or re sale, together with all associated internal fitout works. Works to facilitate the proposed change of use comprise amendments to Unit 633, as permitted under Reg. Ref. FW17A/0049, including the reconfiguration of first floor level accommodation (no increase in Gross Floor Area) together with associated amendments to internal layout; minor modifications to the position of permitted entrances and the fenestration patterns on the southern and western elevations; minor relocation of the permitted ESB substation and provision for installation of an external back-up generator.
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