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Site 405, Phase 4, Greenogue Ind. Est., Rathcoole, Co Dublin

Granted

Planning application SD02A/0408

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

To construct 1,277m2 of warehousing in 1 no. block including 177m2 of integral related office accommodation on two floors together with access roads, outfall drains, service utilities, sub stations, boundary fences, landscaping, planting, paving, parking and associated site development works.

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Application Timeline

  1. Further information requested

    9 Sept 2002

  2. Application received

    27 Sept 2002

  3. Further information received

    27 Sept 2002

  4. Decision due

    23 Oct 2002

  5. Decision: Grant Permission

    24 Oct 2002

  6. Grant issued

    10 Dec 2002

Application Details

Location
Site 405, Phase 4, Greenogue Ind. Est., Rathcoole, Co Dublin
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
11600 ha
Floor Area
1277 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
27 September 2002
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
24 October 2002
Grant Date
10 December 2002

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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21m
SD10A/0285Granted24 Sept 2010

278sq.m. warehouse extension to the rear of an existing 1.156sq.m. warehouse with existing 398sq.m. ancillary offices. The overall height of proposed extension is to match existing i.e. 9.65sq.m. above existing finish floor level.

Site 404, Grants Drive, Greenogue Business Park, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin.

22m
SD03A/0393Granted13 Jun 2003

To construct 1,518m2 of warehousing in 1 No. Block (9.5m high) including 384m2 of integral ancillary office accomodation on two floors together with outfall drains, service utilities, boundary fences, landscaping, planting, paving, parking and associated site development works.

Site 404, Phase 4, Greenogue Industrial Estate, Rathcoole, Co Dublin

39m
S02A/0099Granted23 Apr 2002

Site development works

Phase 4 Greenogue Industrial Estate, Rathcoole, Co Dublin

51m
SD09A/0050Granted6 Feb 2009

An extension to the currently licensed oil recovery activities at the existing integrated waste management facility. This activity will involve the processing and recovery of waste drill cuttings into water, oil and sludge. This activity will take place in the existing on-site contaminated soil storage shed. Therefore, the volume of contaminated soil throughout at the facility will be reduced. The facility currently operates in accordance with waste licence no. 192-02. Permission also sought for 24 hour operations at the facility (after day time hours) which will only apply to activities within the existing soild shed relating to the drill cutting waste processing and recovery.

Block 402, Grants Drive, Greenogue Business Park, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin

51m
SD07A/0260Granted11 Apr 2007

An increase in the annual waste throughput at existing integrated Waste Management Facility. The facility currently operates in accordance with Waste Licence No. 192-1. The Planning Application will be accompanied by an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), in accordance with the Planning and Development Regulations 2001, as amended.

Block 402, Grants Drive, Greenogue Business Park, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin

52m
SD22A/0326Granted8 Aug 2022

Installation of 410 Solar PV Panels mounted on the roof of 1 existing industrial building and associated site works and services.

Block 402, Grants Drive, Greenogue Business Park, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin

76m
SD11A/0281Grant Permission & Grant Retention28 Nov 2011

(1) An extension to an existing approved warehouse, floor area 238sq.m., to provide for storage of containers of pure chlorine and incorporating abatement plant with stack terminating 11m above ground level. In the event of a leak, an extract fan will draw air from the warehouse through the abatement system which consists of a bed of absorbent material, which will absorb any chlorine in the air. The European Communities (Control of Major Accident Hazards Involving Dangerous Substances) Regulations 2006 (S.I. No. 74 of 2006) will apply to the facility, which will become a lower tier establishment; (2) Retention of change of use from staff changing area to board room, within approved existing warehouse.

Unit 405, Greenogue Business Park, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin

76m
SD10A/0298Granted5 Oct 2010

148sq.m. warehouse extension to the rear of an existing 967sq.m. warehouse with existing 231sq.m. ancillary offices. The overall height of proposed extension is to match existing i.e. 7.4m above existing finish floor level.

Site 405, Grants Drive, Greenogue Business Park, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin

80m
SD04A/0678Granted21 Dec 2004

Fuel distribution depot and a two storey office building to include all associated site and drainage development works together with new sliding gates fitted within existing entrance.

Greenogue Industrial Estate, Newcastle, Co Dublin

80m
SD02A/0313Granted14 Nov 2002

To carry out developments on lands at Greenogue Industrial Estate as described hereunder. An integrated Waste Management Facility which consists of four components namely : Hydrocarbon Waste Treatment Centre (1,858sq.m), Drum Recovery Centre (1,858sq.m), Hazardous Waste Transfer Station (1,859sq.m) and Non Hazardous Waste Recycling Centre (3,251sq.m). The proposed development also includes additional ancillary infrastructure including site office (200sq.m) 4 no. weighbridges, 2 no. reception kiosks (14.44sq.m), 2 no. bunded fuel storage tanks (20sq.m), site roads, surface and foul water drainage, 2 no. storm water attenuation tanks (666sq.m), 2 no. firewater retention tanks (151.5sq.m) and car and truck parking areas. An Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) accompanies this planning application.

Greenogue Industrial Estate, Greenogue, Rathcoole, Dublin

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