Planning Permission Ireland
GrantedIndustrialDecided 23 July 2019

IDA Science and Technology Park, Gorteens, Belview

Permission for a new CHP plant and retention of various industrial building alterations.

19378 · Kilkenny County Council · Lodged 30 May 2019

Reference
19378
Authority
Kilkenny County Council
Register status
Decided
Type
PERMISSION
Received
30 May 2019

Summary

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The development at the IDA Science and Technology Park includes permission for a new CHP plant in place of a previously approved boiler building. It also seeks retention permission for layout, height, and structural changes to warehouse and evaporator buildings.

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Development description

And retention permission for development at the site situated at ida science and technology park, gorteens, belview, port road, county kilkenny. The development will consist(s) of planning permission for a proposed new chp plant, in lieu of boiler building from previously granted planning permission (ref 17153). Retention permission for reduction in size of dairy intake building no. 2 from previously granted planning permission (ref 17153), for mirroring of warehouse layout and partial increase in height of warehouse filling area from level +39.85m to +44.56m, for relocation of warehouse previously granted roof access stairs from north end of warehouse to west side of warehouse and the addition of a second warehouse roof access stairs located on the warehouse roof, for addition of cladding to evaporator stairs (previously an external stairs, planning ref 17153) and increase in height of stairs from previously approved level +47.05m (planning ref 17153) to +57.32m, for alterations to evaporator building layout including relocation of external silos from east side of building to south side, for relocation of ro building previously granted under planning ref1419, for relocation of waste yard from the middle of the site to along the southern boundary. Amendment to previously approved planning ref 17153 for removal of extension to phase 1 wet process area, cooling tower no. 2 and additional gas skid adjacent to phase 1 warehouse (planning ref 17153) minor amendments to external plant and machinery, pipe bridges and ingredient silos and refrigeration plant. This application includes minor amendments to landscaping, internal road changes with lighting works, underground services, roof mounted items of plant and equipment with access platforms and ancillary external. The proposed planning permission and retentions and amendments are located within the existing site boundary of 51.01 acres (20.64 hectares approx. ) this application relates to development which comprises of an activity which requires an industrial emissions licence in accordance with the first schedule of the epa act 1992 as amended.

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  1. Application received30 May 2019
  2. Decision due24 July 2019
  3. Decision issued23 July 2019
  4. Grant issued23 August 2019
  5. Permission expiry22 August 2024

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