Former Premier Dairies Site at Finglas Road, Finglas, Dublin 11
9. All of the following requirements of the Environmental Health Officer shall be met during the construction and operational stages of the development, as appropriate: (a) A Construction Management Plan should be included as part of this application prepared by the awarded contractor. This Plan shall be submitted to, and agreed in writing, by the Planning Authority, prior to commencement of development. This plan shall be developed with reference to the Good Practice Guide for Construction and Demolition produced by the Air Quality Monitoring and Noise Control Unit of Dublin City Council. This unit notes that a Construction Management Plan has been furnished during the application stage, but this unit requires that the measures contained in the Air Quality Monitoring and Noise Control Unit’s Good Practice Guide for Construction and Demolition be added to the measures contained in the Construction management Plan. This should be submitted to the Air Quality Monitoring & Noise Control Unit for reviewing before works commence. This development would be classed as “High Risk” and as such the measures contained within the GPGD for High Risk sites shall be adhered to. Any dust monitoring onsite shall be real-time dust monitoring, as opposed to the Bergerhoff method. (b) Due to the proximity to local residents and the likely use of generators to provide power to the cranes, this EHO would recommend placing generators at the least intrusive location. This unit also recommends these generators have acoustic barriers/enclosures built around them in order to reduce sound levels at the nearest noise sensitive receptors. This can be included within the Construction Management Plan for the site. (c) The hours of operation during the demolition and construction phase shall be restricted to 7.00am to 6pm, Monday to Friday, and 8.00am to 2.00pm on Saturdays. Permission to work outside of these hours must be subject to the approval of Dublin City Council. Reason: To protect the amenities of the area and to ensure construction and operation of the development is not disruptive or prejudicial to public health.