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SHANVALLYARD, TOURMAKEADY

Major upgrades to the water treatment plant and pumping station in Tourmakeady.

16991 · Mayo County Council · Lodged 19 December 2016

Reference
16991
Authority
Mayo County Council
Register status
Withdrawn
Type
PERMISSION
Received
19 December 2016

Summary

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The project involves replacing four raw water intake pumps and refurbishing the internal structure of the pumping station. It also includes constructing a new 3,000 cubic meter raw water storage reservoir, clarifiers, filters, and a new disinfection system building.

Infrastructurewaterinfrastructureutility
Floor area
400 m²

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Development description

Replace 4 existing raw water intake pumps with new more efficient pumps within existing intake & pumping station building. Refurbishment of internal structure of existing intake & pumping station 400sqm area. Provision of additional 3000 cubic m capacity raw water storage reservoir at the water treatment plant site, 30m internal diameter reservoir storage depth 4.5m, to be predominantly below existing ground level. Provision of new flash mixer/flocculation tank which will be partially below ground, 415sqm area, height 5.0m. Provision of 8 additional sludge blanket clarifiers with total surface area of 1100sqm height 5.75m. Clarifiers to be predominantly below ground level. Provision of 6 additional dual media filters each with surface area of 52.5sqm. Including backwash system and controls, area 550sqm height 4.55m. Provisions of a new disinfection system inclusive of storage tanks, dosing pumps and controls contained within a new building , area of 675sqm height 5.4m above ground. Provision of a chlorine contact tank with a holding capacity of 2150 cubic m. Provision of pipework for a future uv disinfection system. Provision of 2 batch settlement tanks and associated pumping stations for recovery of washwater, area of 580sqm & height 8.4m. Provision of additional sludge balancing tank, area 40sqm height 4m. Provision of additional picket fence sludge thickener area of 170sqm height 4.90m. Provision of additional thickened sludge holding tank, area of 40sqm height 5.6m. Provision of a new sludge dewatering building and hard standing area for mobile centrifuge and articulated trailer, area of 210sqm height 10m. Provision of a workshop building with area of 265sqm and height of 7.5m. Modification of internal layout of water treatment plant building, area 350sqm. Provision of a standby generator at the water treatment plant. Provision of interconnecting pipework and ducting throughout the water treatment plant site. Provision of new site access roads & 2.4m high perimeter fencing to supplement existing fencing. Provision of new 2.4m high gate at entrance to treatment plant. Provision of additional site drainage infrastructure. Provision of landscaping

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  1. Application received19 December 2016
  2. Further information requested20 February 2017
  3. Application withdrawn22 November 2017

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