The proposed development will consist of Alterations to the exterior of an existing…
Block 5, Blanchardstown Corporate Park 1, Dublin 15, Dublin, D15 PY54
Proposed development
The proposed development will consist of Alterations to the exterior of an existing office and telecoms operation centre building to provide additional area for the provisional upgrade of plant. An extension to an existing plant area to the south and west of the building, and a new plant area to the east of the building, will together provide 890 m2 additional plant space. The plant areas will be visually and acoustically screened by a c.5m new acoustic plant screen to match the existing screening. An extension of 13 m2 is proposed to the substation to the east of the building and an extension of 18 m2 is proposed to the transformer to the south of the building to facilitate upgrade efficiencies. The addition of the western plant will result in the removal of 9 car parking spaces reducing the provision on site from 53 to 44. And all other associated works.
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