New solar photovoltaic solar farm at site bounded by Harristown Lane (L3151)…
Site bounded by Harristown Lane (3151), St Margaret's Road (R122), and South Parallel Road (R108), Shanganhill Td, Finglas ED, Dublin
Proposed development
Planning permission for a new solar photovoltaic solar farm at site bounded by Harristown Lane (L3151), St Margaret’s Road (R122), and South Parallel Road (R108) in the townland of Sanganhill Td, Finglas ED, Co. Dublin. The development will consist of the installation of a ground mounted solar photovoltaic (PV) array with associated development and ancillary works including inverters, modules and transformers; site cabling; 2 no. substation building; a storage container on a concrete base; an internal access road and attendant surface water drainage; the formation of a new site entrance onto South Parallel Road (R108); security boundary fencing and landscaping; and a security controlled entry gate and lighting. AI received 23/6/2022 CAI received 10/10/2022
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