Site at Parkview, Ballymun, Dublin 11, bounded by Poppintree Park Lane West to the North and Parkview Green to the East and Parkview Square to the South and West
6. The applicant shall comply with the following drainage requirements: (i) The developer shall comply with the Greater Dublin Regional Code of Practice for Drainage Works Version 6.0 (available from www.dublincity.ie Forms and Downloads). (ii) The Developer shall submit an appropriate flood risk assessment for the proposed development, which identifies and proposes design solutions to mitigate the potential risks from all sources including coastal, fluvial, pluvial and groundwater. The developer shall confirm in writing to the Drainage Division that the development has been designed such that the risk of flooding to the development has been reduced as far as is reasonably practicable, and that the proposals do not increase the risk of flooding to any adjacent or nearby area. (iii) Records of public surface water sewers are indicative and must be verified on site. The Developer must carry out a comprehensive site survey to establish all public surface water sewers that may be on the site. If surface water infrastructure is found that is not on public records the Developer must immediately contact Dublin City Council's Drainage Division to ascertain their requirements. Detailed “as-constructed” drainage layouts for all diversions, extensions and abandonment of public surface water sewers; in both hard and soft copy in an approved format are to be submitted by the Developer to the Drainage Division for written approval. Please refer to Section 5 of the Greater Dublin Regional Code of Practice for Drainage Works Version 6.0. (iv) The development is to be drained on a completely separate system with surface water discharging to the public surface water system. (v) A connection from this development to the public surface water sewer network will only be granted when the developer has obtained the written permission of the Drainage Division and fulfilled all the planning requirements including the payment of any financial levies. All expense associated with carrying out the connection work are the responsibility of the developer. Developers are not permitted to connect to the public surface water network system without written permission from the Drainage Division. Any unauthorised connections shall be removed by the Drainage Division at the developer’s expense. A licence will be required from the Drainage Division to allow the connection work to be carried out. Permission of the Roads Dept must also be obtained for any work in the public roadway. (vi) Where pipelines are to be taken-in-charge by Dublin City Council, as-constructed drawings of all pipelines complete with CCTV surveys, to a standard specified by Drainage Division, must be submitted to Drainage Division for written sign-off. This must be submitted no later than the completion of each phase of the development works on site. Please refer to Section 5 of the Greater Dublin Regional Code of Practice for Drainage Works Version 6.0. (vii) The development shall incorporate Sustainable Drainage Systems in the management of surface water. The proposed Green Roof and filter drains outlined in the ‘Civil Engineering Works Planning Statement’ shall be implemented in full. Full details of the surface water management proposals shall be shall be agreed and confirmed in writing with Drainage Division prior to commencement of construction. (viii) The outfall surface water manhole from this development must be constructed in accordance with the Greater Dublin Regional Code of Practice for Drainage Works Version 6.0. (ix) All private drainage such as, downpipes, gullies, manholes, armstrong junctions, etc. are to be located within the final site boundary. Private drains should not pass through property they do not serve. Reason: To ensure an adequate standard of development.