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DZ19A/0683

Granted

Off Glenamuck Road, adjacent to Carrickmines roundabout, and the Carrickmines M50 interchange, Dublin

350

car parking spaces

accessible spaces

years (temporary)

What's planned

This is a renewal of permission for an existing park and ride facility off Glenamuck Road at Carrickmines roundabout (M50 Junction 15). The facility connects drivers to the Luas green line serving Sandyford and Cherrywood.

Transport

The facility provides 350 car parking spaces, including 13 accessible spaces, plus bicycle stands. There is a bus drop-off area, 'kiss and ride' zone for short-term drop-off, and direct pedestrian access to Carrickmines Luas Stop. Public lighting, CCTV, and ticket machines are included.

Environment

The site includes fencing, drainage infrastructure, and landscaping. Access is via the existing Carrickmines roundabout.

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Development Description

Permission (temporary for 3 years) for a park and ride facility, previously granted permission under Reg. Ref. D10A/0164 / DZ16A/0585. The development comprises an existing 350 space (including 13 disabled spaces) park and ride facility and access road off the existing Carrickmines roundabout (Junction 15,M50) and includes public lighting, fencing, drainage, landscaping, CCTV, bicycle stands, ticket vending machines bus drop off and 'kiss and ride' facilities and the pedestrian access to the Carrickmines Luas Stop. The facility serves the Luas green line extension - Sandyford - Cherrywood and is within the Cherrywood Strategic Development Zone.

Application Details

Planning Reference

DZ19A/0683

Application Type

Permission (SDZ)

Status

Decision Issued

Registered

16 Sep 2019

Decision

GRANT PERMISSION

Decision Date

8 Nov 2019

Applicant

Transport Infrastructure Ireland

Case Officer

Rebecca GreeneDirector of Planning

Agent / Architect

Transport Infrastructure Ireland

Decision Due

8 Nov 2019