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D06A/1016

Granted

Townland of Laughanstown, Cherrywood, Loughlinstown, Co. Dublin.

110

kV voltage capacity

metres wall height

metres roadway width

What's planned

ESB is building a new electricity transformer station to manage power distribution across Cherrywood. The station will convert high-voltage electricity down to the lower voltages used by homes and businesses.

Scale and structure

The station includes outdoor high-voltage equipment, a 3-metre concrete wall, a timber boundary fence, and an indoor control building with switchrooms. A 7-metre-wide roadway will connect the site to the existing public road.

Access

A new access road will be built to link the transformer station to the public roadway, allowing maintenance vehicles and staff to reach the site.

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Development Description

110 kV electrical transformer station at the Townland of Laughanstown, Cherrywood, Loughlinstown, Co. Dublin. The development will consist of an ESB 110kV electrical transformer station with outdoor 110 kV switchgear, busbar, transformers and indoor 38kV and 10kV switchrooms and control building, site development works consisting of site grading, 3 metre high concrete wall with external timber boundary fence and 7 metre external roadway connected to existing public roadway.

Application Details

Planning Reference

D06A/1016

Application Type

Permission

Status

Decision made

Registered

1 Nov 2006

Decision

GRANT PERMISSION

Decision Date

28 Nov 2006

Applicant

Electricity Supply Board

Case Officer

John KeatingApproved Officer

Agent / Architect

ESB International

Decision Due

11 Aug 2006