Planning application · Fingal County Council

Construction of 3 no. data hall buildings with ancillary offices, staff areas…

Former Clyde House, IDA Blanchardstown Business and Technology Park, Snugborough Road, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15

FW20A/0087 · FingalOn Site
Reference
FW20A/0087
Planning authority
Fingal County Council
Received
16 Sept 2020
Decided
13 Oct 2020
Status
On Site
Floor area
10,395 m²
Commenced
9 Feb 2021

Proposed development

Construction of 3 no. data hall buildings with ancillary offices, staff areas, front and back of house areas, entrance lobbies, toilets, storage, associated plant throughout, photovoltaic panels and screened plant areas at roof levels. The proposed data hall buildings range from 1-3 storeys including front of house areas at a 4th floor level serving Building 3. The single storey rotunda building will be retained and reconfigured from previously permitted under (Reg. Refs. FW18A/0032 and FW19A/0176) as front of house comprising lobby, offices, meeting rooms, workshops, associated staff areas and toilets. The overall height of the data hall buildings ranges from c.5.7m to c.17.6m to roof level and c.14.4m to c.24.8m including the roof top plant. The proposed development includes the provision of a 2 storey generator building (c.1,990sqm) comprising 20 no. MV generators and generator rooms, loadbank and customer compound with 5 no. flues c.19m high; 2 no. transformers (c.88sqm each); skip compactor and bin store area (c.51sqm); fuel pump room (c.24sqm); 12 no. above ground fuel tanks (c.8.4m high) within a fuel compound; 7 no. water tanks (c.16m high); water treatment plant room (c.228sqm); 2 no. salt saturators (c.5.7m high); heat recovery plant room (c.49sqm); sprinkler pump room (c.32sqm) and 2 no. sprinkler tanks (c.13.6m high). The total gross floor area of the data halls, front of house and ancillary structures is c.25,225sqm. All associated site development works, services provision, drainage works, landscaping, boundary treatment works, access roads/service entrance, loading bays, vehicular/pedestrian access, security gates, car parking, motorcycle parking and bike stores. No works are proposed to the existing telecommunication pylon and overhead lines running diagonally through the site from south west to north east. A proposed 110kv substation located to the south east of this site is subject of a separate Strategic Infrastructure Development application to An Bord Pleanála under section 182A of the Planning and Development Act 2000 (as amended). Additional Information received 16th September 2020.

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