Lets two existing 110 kV overhead power lines in Laughanstown and Tiknick stay for five more years.
Site in the townlands of Laughanstown and Tiknick, Shankill, Co. Dublin
- 2
- power lines
- 5
- extra years
Site in the townlands of Laughanstown and Tiknick, Shankill, Co. Dublin
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Continued use of two 110 kV overhead lines for 5 years beyond their original 10-year permission.
One line runs 0.79 km and the other 1.10 km to the Cherrywood substation, on wooden pole structures about 19 m high and steel lattice masts about 17.5 m high.
Written by AI from the council’s description. The documents are the official record.
Permission for the continued use of two existing 110kv overhead lines for an additional five years beyond the ten years permitted under Register Reference D06A/1364. The two existing lines comprise (a) the 0.79km Carrickmines-Cherrywood-Deansgrange 110kV line, which extends from a lattice steel mast in the townland of Laughanstown to the Cherrywood substation also located in the townland of Laughanstown. That line consists of three overhead cables supported on two double woodpole structures (...
Permission for the continued use of two existing 110kv overhead lines for an additional five years beyond the ten years permitted under Register Reference D06A/1364. The two existing lines comprise (a) the 0.79km Carrickmines-Cherrywood-Deansgrange 110kV line, which extends from a lattice steel mast in the townland of Laughanstown to the Cherrywood substation also located in the townland of Laughanstown. That line consists of three overhead cables supported on two double woodpole structures (c.19m high) and three lattice steel masts (c.17.5m high, on a 6.5m x 6.5m base) where the line changes direction; and (b) the 1.10 km Carrickmines-Cherrywood-Fassaroe East 110kV line, which extends from a lattice steel mast in the townland of Tiknick to the sub-station located in the townland of Laughanstown. That line consists of three overhead cables supported on three double woodpole structures (c.19m high) and four lattice steel masts (c.17.5m high, on a 6.5m x 6.5m base) where the line changes direction. A portion of the site is located within the Cherrywood Strategic Development Zone.