Planning application · Fingal County Council

Provision of 4 No. warehouses with marshalling offices, ancillary office space…

Newtown, Kilshane Cross, Co. Dublin.

FW20A/0126 · FingalOn SiteAppealed
Reference
FW20A/0126
Planning authority
Fingal County Council
Received
9 Feb 2021
Decided
8 Mar 2021
Status
On Site
Floor area
18,719 m²
Commenced
1 Nov 2021

Proposed development

The development will comprise the provision of 4 No. warehouses with marshalling offices, ancillary office space, staff facilities and associated development. The buildings will have a maximum principal height of 17.070 No. metres to the top of the parapet above ground floor level and will comprise the following areas: Unit 1 will have a gross floor area of 21,578 sq.m. including a warehouse (20,252 sq.m.), marshalling office (66 sq.m.), ancillary office space (1,216 sq.m.) and plant (44 sq.m.); Unit 2 will have a gross floor area of 9,206 sq.m. including a warehouse (8,347 sq.m.), marshalling office (66 sq.m.), ancillary office space (757 sq.m.) and pant (36 sq.m.); Unit 3 will have a gross floor area of 16,525 sq.m. including a warehouse (15,478 sq.m.), ancillary office space (944 sq.m.) and plant (37 sq.m.); and Unit 4 will have a gross floor area of 7,342 sq.m. including a warehouse (6,648 sq.m.), marshalling office (66 sq.m.), ancillary office space (589 sq.m.) and plant (39 sq.m.). A gate house with a gross floor area of 14 sq.m. will be positioned to the south-west corner of the site. The development will also include the repositioning of the access from the L3125 Road to the north of the site to provide a new entrance and a second vehicular access will be provided from the R135/Elm Road to the south-west. Road upgrade works are proposed along the L3125 to the north of the site which include the partial upgrade of Kilshane Cross signalised junction to incorporate a left turning lane and upgraded signals on the L3125 Local Road eastern approach arm and the provision of cycle paths and pedestrian footpaths. There will also be internal roadways; pedestrian access; 502 No. ancillary car parking spaces; bicycle parking; HGV parking and yards; level access goods doors; hard and soft landscaping; boundary treatments; ESB substations; signage; PV panels; lighting and associated site development works above and below ground. The total gross floor area of the development is 5,763 sq.m. (including warehouse structures, gate house and ESB substations). Add Info received 24th November 2020.

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