R627 (Dungourney Road) Park North Midleton Co. Cork

A 316.68kW Solar Photovoltaic (PV) array to be mounted on the roof of two existing warehouse buildings. The solar array will generate on site green electricity which will be used to help reduce the company’s energy costs.

Distillery Walk Park North Midleton Co. Cork

Construction of 11 no. warehouses in 4 no. blocks of two warehouses and 1 no. block of three warehouses and associated landscaping

Midleton Distillery Park North Midleton

Construction of 22 no. warehouses in 4 no. blocks of 4 with attached ancillary pumphouses and 1 no. block of 6 with attached ancillary pumphouses, landscaping and associated works and services

Midleton Distillery Park North Midleton

Construction of 7000 m2 retention pond and ancillary drainage works to include piping and diversion of existing land drain and provision of a flow control chamber unit

Midleton Distillery Park North Midleton

Construction of retention pond and ancillary drainage works

Midleton Distillery Park North Midleton

2 no. warehouse blocks

Park North Midleton

Erect 1 no. steel mast, retire 650 m of overhead line and install underground cable

Park North Midleton

Permission for Retention and Permission. a) Retention of demolition of single storey side & rear extenstions to dwelling house. b) Retention/Completion of partially constructed single storey rear extension to dwelling house. c) Permission for alterations to elevations to dwelling house.

The Corner, Broomfield East, Midleton, Co. Cork. P25 D286

The continuation of use, upgrade and alteration of a construction entrance on the R627 Dungourney Road for use as a secondary entrance to Midleton Distillery. The proposed development includes the provision of a security cabin, access barriers, access gate, and a convex mirror on a mounted pole and all ancillary site works. The proposed development is for modifications to an establishment to which the Major Accident Directive applies and is for the purposes of activity requiring an integrated pollution control license [Industrial Emissions Directive (IED) License].

Midleton Distillery Park North Midleton Co. Cork

The extension and expansion of Midleton Distillery. Midleton Distillery straddles the boundary of Cork County Council and Midleton Town Council and a planning application has been lodged to both Planning Authorities for the overall development. The development proposed within the Cork County Council area includes; a) expansion of existing fermenters which includes the erection of 24 no. tanks of similar scale and size to existing, existing and proposed fermenters will be linked by a high level pipebridge and walkway; b) provision of distillation column building to accommodate 6 new distillation columns and associated Tankfarm, the tankfarm will consist of 10 no. tanks; c) demolition of an existing warehouse to provide for new fire water retention pond; d) expansion of existing waste water treatment plant which will require the demolition of some existing tanks to facilitate the erection of new tanks, plant and a waste water control building; e) erection of production services shed and services yard; f) extension to existing substation building; g) proposed new sprinkler tank and associated pump house; h) 8 no. ground water wells which will provide water for the propsed expansion; i) piperacks will be installed to link existing and proposed buildings and tankfarms; including a piperack to link the existing still house and the proposed distillation column building located within the County Council area with the proposed new still house and associated tankfarm within the Town Council area. The demolition of some existing structures will be required to facilitate the proposed development. The proposed development will result is an increase in the volume of spent cooling water discharged to the Dungourney River and the remainder of the process water to be discharged will be treated in the proposed expanded waste water treatment plant ptior to discharge to the existing industrial sewer. Access to the proposed development will be via the existing entrance on the Dungourney Road and construction vehicles will access via a temporary construction entrance from the Dungourney Road. The proposed development includes all ancillary site development works consisting of the diversion of existing services, berming, landscaping and the provision of a temporary construction carpark.

Park North Midleton Co. Cork