Proposed Development
Bungalow, detached garage with boiler room/wood pellet store and installation of proprietary effluent treatment system
Application Timeline
Application received
13 Feb 2008
Decision due
8 Apr 2008
Decision: CONDITIONAL
8 Apr 2008
Grant issued
9 May 2008
Application Details
- Location
- Kilboultragh Macroom
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Cork County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 13 February 2008
- Status
- APPLICATION FINALISED
- Decision
- CONDITIONAL
- Decision Date
- 8 April 2008
- Grant Date
- 9 May 2008
Location
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Permissin for: • Demolition of 13 no. existing disused intensive agricultural structures (former piggery) comprising sheds, silos, and tanks (with a combined gross floor area (GFA) of c. 2,256.3 sq.m), located within the northeastern section of the site and site clearance works. • Construction of 3 no. digesters (c. 15.5m in height), 1 no. digestate storage tank (c. 15.5m in height), located in the northeastern portion of the main site area. • 2 no. liquid feed tanks (c. 7.2m in height), a pump house (with a GFA of c. 14 sq.m and a height of c. 2.6m), and a pump skid (c. 0.8m in height) located adjacent to the digesters. • 3 no. pasteurisation tanks (each c. 6m in height), a post pasteurisation cooling tank (c. 6m in height) a pre fertiliser manufacturing tank (c. 6m in height), ferric chloride storage tank (c. 6m in height), and rain water storage tank (c. 6m in height), located to the west of the digesters, in the central portion of the site. • An O2 generation unit (with a GFA of c. 13.9 sq.m and a height of c. 2.6m), an O2 container (with a GFA of c. 13.9 sq.m and a height of c. 2.6m), an electrical container (with a GFA of c. 13.9 sq.m and a height of c. 2.6m), and a pump container (with a GFA of c. 16.9 sq.m and a height of c. 2.6m), located within the eastern section of the main site area, between the digesters. • A part single-storey and part two-storey reception hall (with a GFA of c. 1,964.4 sq.m and an overall height of c. 16.5m) to accommodate a laboratory, panel room, tool store, workshop, storage areas, and a liquid feed intake area, with an adjacent fire water storage tank (c. 7.7m in height) and well with water treatment equipment, located north of the reception hall, all located in the north-central portion of the site, to the west and northwest of the digesters. • A single-storey solid digestate storage and nutrient recovery building (with a GFA of c. 879.9 sq.m and an overall height of c. 12.4m, a fuel tank (c. 1.6m in height), a backup generator (c. 2.3m in height), located to the south of the reception hall, in the central portion of the site. • Odour abatement plant (c. 12m in height to stack) and equipment and a digestate offtake area to the south of the solid digestate storage and nutrient recovery building. • 2 no. biogas treatment skids (c. 4.1m in height), a combined heat and power (CHP) unit and panel room (with a maximum height of c. 10m to top of flue), 2 no. biogas compression systems (c. 2.6m in height), a gas boiler (with a GFA of c. 13.1 sq.m and a height of c. 5.6m to top of flue), and a biogas upgrading module (with a GFA of c. 27.8 sq.m and a height of c. 4.6m), located in the southern portion of the main site area. • An emergency dual fuel flare (c. 11.3m in height) and 2 no. propane tanks (c. 1.3m in height), located to the west of the biogas treatment structures, within the southern portion of the main site area. • An ESB substation (with a GFA of c. 27 sq.m and a height of c. 3.4m, a grid injection unit (with a GFA of c. 21.7 sq.m and a height of c. 2.8m), which will be connected to the gas grid via an underground connection by Gas Networks Ireland, within a fenced compound, and a grid offtake skid, located in the western portion of the main site area. • Construction of a two-storey ancillary office and administration building (with an overall height of c. 8.7m and a GFA of c. 305.2 sq.m) located within the northwestern portion of the main site area. • Alterations to the L7451, the L7451 / Masseytown Road / L3417 junction, and the L3417, to the southwest of the main site area, to allow for improved access and safety, including the provision of a new site entrance, road widening, boundary setback, the trimming of overhanging tree branches and vegetation, and signage. • Construction of a site access road from the L7451 leading to the main site area, including a new entrance gate. • Provision of a discharge pipe route extending from the main anaerobic digestio
Kilboultragh, Macroom, Co. Cork
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