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Site 641, Greenogue Industrial Estate, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin

Granted

Planning application SD08A/0120

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

4m high security wall to existing yard to south side of existing building incorporating 4m high access gate within.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    22 Feb 2008

  2. Decision: Grant Permission

    15 Apr 2008

  3. Decision due

    17 Apr 2008

  4. Grant issued

    27 May 2008

Application Details

Location
Site 641, Greenogue Industrial Estate, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
1600 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
22 February 2008
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
15 April 2008
Grant Date
27 May 2008

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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27m
SD06A/0583Granted10 Jul 2006

Warehousing unit (16.500m high) totalling 2,778sq.m. including 281sq.m. of ancillary office/staff facilities on 3 floors together with services, utilities, landscaping, planting, paving, parking and site development works.

Site 641, Greenogue Industrial Estate, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin.

37m
SD08A/0073Granted18 Apr 2008

A warehousing development (13.45m high) divided into a maximum of 3 no. units totalling 2924sq.m. including 507sq.m. of ancillary office / staff facilities, utilities, fencing, landscaping, planting, paving, parking and site development works.

Site 644, Greenogue Industrial Estate, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin.

49m
SD06A/0115Granted22 Feb 2006

Construct 2,849sq.m. warehouse unit (15.885m high) including 122msq.m. of ancillary office and staff facilities on 2 floors together with services, utilities, fencing, landscaping, planting, paving, parking and site development works.

Site 645, Greenogue Industrial Estate, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin.

100m
SD15A/0185Granted3 Jul 2015

Extension of existing warehouse unit and ancillary offices (1.9 Ha. combined site area). The existing warehousing unit comprises 2,727sq.m warehousing, 122sq.m ancillary offices ( granted under planning application Reg.Ref. SD06A/0115. The proposed adjoined integrated extension (15.9 high to match the existing building) consists of demolition of existing 122sq.m two strorey ancillary office for use of ground floor area as 61sq.m warehousing, provision of 1175sq.m integrated offices & 392sq.m staff facilities on three floors, provision of 403sq.m storage area on second floor, 6,959sq.m warehouse area at ground floor level plus 120sq.m 5m high separate plantroom building located to rear of warehouse with integrated workshop and staff facilities, 8m high water holding tank, ancillary carparking, HGV marshalling/loading/unloading yard, new site entrance/exits, services, utilities, landscaping, paving & all site development works.

Site 645 & 646, Jordanstown Drive, Greenogue Business Park, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin

100m
SD16A/0026Granted5 Feb 2016

Alterations to an existing granted planning permission, Reg. Ref. SD15A/0185 for an extension to an existing warehousing unit and ancillary offices at site 645 & 646 (1.9 Ha. combined site area as previously defined) at Jordanstown Drive, Greenogue Business Park, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin. The alterations comprise: (a) Provision of an additional HGV gate on the sites northern boundary to Jordanstown Drive for egress only from the HGV marshalling yard while the existing HGV gate will operate as an entrance only, (b) 1 – Provision of external mechanical and electrical plant as follows: 55sq.m approx., 13.8m high air handling units located in the concealed rear yard adjacent to rear (south) elevation of the proposed extension; 2 – Provision of a backup generator 30sq.m, 2.9 m high located towards the rear of the site at the western building elevation incorporating an adjacent 44m³ underground fuel tank while relocating 7 car parking spaces; 3 – Revision to plantroom/workshop building located in the concealed rear yard of the warehouse incorporating revisions to elevation/finishes & height adjustment from 5m to 3.9m high with the addition of 2 30sq.m chiller units 2.0m high placed on the revised plantroom flat roof. (c) Elevation alterations regarding office window/door fenestrations and goods door locations to the buildings north & west elevations. (d) Internal floor area alterations within the extension from the granted under planning Reg. Ref. SD15A/0185 as follows - previously 11,175sq.m offices & 392sq.m staff facilities on 3 floors plus 403sq.m storage on second floor with 6,959sq.m warehousing area. (e) Provision of a standalone ESB sub-station & switchroom 22sq.m, 3.15m high adjacent to the existing rear sub-station. (f) Omission of 8m high water holding tank from the HGV marshalling yard. The proposed building height and all other details remain as per granted application SD15A/0185.

Site 645 & 646, Jordanstown Drive, Greenogue Business Park, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin

100m
SD16A/0337Grant Permission for Retention18 Nov 2016

Retention of inclusion of an external part screened enclosure incorporating ground and upper plant area of 156sq.m each, 13.3m high above yard level for mechanical and electrical plant associated with the warehouse activity. The enclosure is located to the northern (front) elevation of the unit. The plant has been redesigned and relocated from that detailed in a previous application for alterations to the building under SDCC planning permission reference SD16A/0026 for 55sq.m approx. 13.8m high air handling units located to the south (rear) elevation of the building.

Site 645 & 646, Jordanstown Drive, Greenogue Business Park, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin

100m
SD23A/0144Granted26 Jan 2024

Proposed 250sqm (16445mm high above yard level) ancillary fridge extension to the existing Northern (Front) Elevation of the existing warehouse building. All finishes to match the existing building.

Site 645 & 646, Jordanstown Drive, Greenogue Business Park, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin

100m
SD07A/0572Granted17 Jul 2007

Construction of a warehousing unit (17.150m high) totalling 4069sqm including 444 sqm of ancillary office / staff facilities on 3 floors together with services, utilities , landscaping, planting, paving, parking and site development works.

Site 646 B, Greenogue Industrial Estate, Rathcoole, Co Dublin

108m
SD06A/0132Granted19 May 2006

2 No. warehousing blocks as follows: (1) Block A (9.225m high, divided into a maximum of 7 units) totaling 938sq.m. including 168sq.m. of ancillary office/staff facilities on ground floor with 168sq.m. of mezzanine above; (2) Block B (10.825m high) totaling 734sq.m. including 383sq.m. of ancillary office/staff facilities on 2 floors and 545sq.m. yard for the storage/transshipment of goods associated with the warehouse use together with services, utilities, fencing, landscaping, planting, paving, parking and site development works.

Site 642, Greenogue Industrial Estate, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin.

109m
SD07A/0528/EPGrant Extension of Duration of Permission14 Sept 2012

Amend a previously permitted scheme (SD06A/0035) on this site of approx. 0.41 ha. (the original permission permits a warehouse building [530sqm] with yard for the purposes of storage/transhipment of goods associated with the warehouse use). Development now proposed consists of a waste recycling and recovery facility for the processing of up to 45,000 tonnes of waste per annum, consisting of three waste streams namely: Hydrocarbon Contaminated Waste (including interceptor waste, oily water, waste oil, coolants, cutting fluids, fuel oils and tank bottoms); Process/Industrial Wastes (including drain cleaning waste, acid/alkaline waste, neutralized waste, lime sludge leachate, process wash waters and bilge waste) and oil-contaminated solid materials (including spent oil filters and oily rags). It is also proposed that the facility be used for the short term storage of contaminated soils in skips and bulk bags at quantities not exceeding 1,000 tonnes per annum. The proposed development also consists of the completion of the concreting and bunding of the existing yards (which are partially already concreted and bunded) for purposes associated with the Waste Recycling and Recovering Facility; the provision of 4 no. external bunded storage tanks; internal alterations to provide for a kitchen (9sqm), changing and wash room (13sqm) and control room (15sqm) at ground floor level and the addition of a laboratory at first floor level (14sqm) in the existing building giving a total floor area of 565sqm (including stair cores and circulation space) which is now to be used primarily for the processing and treatment of waste; 2 no. separate extensions to the east of the existing building, the first being approx. 36m long, 18.9m wide by 9.55m high (650sqm), into which deliveries of unprocessed waste (into 3 no. underground sumps) are to be made (prior to pumping into 3 no. above-ground storage tanks), and the second extension being approx. 5.4m long, 7.5m wide by 8.4m high (36sqm), to be used for the short term storage of unprocessed waste in bulk containers and empty containers prior to removal off site. Both the proposed extensions are to match the existing building in external finish. The development also includes the provision of 1 no. weighbridge; 1 no. wash bay; 11 no. car parking spaces; modifications to the existing surface and foul drainage; landscaping; the demolition of 7.25m of existing rendered block wall for the purposes of widening an internal entrance within the site, and all other necessary site development and excavation works above and below ground. The application relates to development which comprises and is for the purposes of an activity requiring a waste license in accordance with the Waste Management Act, 1996. An Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) will be submitted to the planning Authority with the application.

Site 643, Greenogue Industrial Estate, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin

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