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College Green Plaza: Read all the objections and other submissions in the one place

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Ahead of the public hearing on the planned College Green Plaza, due to start on Monday, the last batch of submissions has been uploaded onto the Dublin City Council’s website.

You can now read in full what objectors and observers had to say about the project.

Here’s links to the full three batches of submissions and also the planning files for reference:

Submissions:

Batch 1:

•ABP Cover Letter.tif

•Alan Brennan.tif

•Alexandra Covaci.tif

•Aperitivo.tif

•APK Compressors Ltd..tif

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•Arnotts.tif

•Brady Shipman Martin, for Dame Property.tif

•Brian McCreesh.tif

•Brown Thomas and Thomas Newton.pdf

•Brown Thomas.tif

•Christine Kostick.tif

•Cian Ginty.tif

•CLDS.tif

•Cllr. Ciaran Cuffe.tif

•Conor Coyle.tif

•Dept of Education and Skills.tif

•DiFontaines.tif

•Dubarry.pdf

•Dublin Chamber.tif

•Failte Ireland.pdf

•Fitzwilliam Real Estate.tif

•GVA for Tesco Ireland.tif

•Hanahoe Solicitors.tif

•Irish Hotels Federation.tif

•Irish Parking Association.tif

•Irish Taxi Drivers Federation.tif

•Jim O’Connor.tif

•John O’Flaherty.tif

•John Weldon Auctioneers.tif

•Jonova Properties Ltd.tif

•Justin Marden, Celtcia.pdf

•Lorien Enterprises Ltd..tif

•Manahan Planners.tif

•Matthew Connolly.tif

•Michael Nolan.tif

•Michael Walsh.tif

•Muir Associates, DCCTA.tif

•Naomi Hanrahan.tif

•NTA.tif

•Paramount Hotel & Turks Head.tif

•Reads Cutlers Ltd.tif

•Reid Associates for CIE.tif

•Reinkarnatetd.tif

•Restaurants Association of Ireland.tif

•Ronan Fallon.tif

•Stanberry Investments Ltd..tif

•Stock Design Ireland Ltd.tif

•Street 66.tif

•Temple Bar Company.tif

•Temple Bar Residents.tif

•The Clarence Hotel.tif

•The Dualway Group.tif

•The Gutter Bookshop Ltd.tif

•The Ink Factory.tif

•The Keoghan Partnership.tif

•The Larder.tif

•The Olympia Theatre.tif

•The Porterhouse Brewing Co..tif

•Thomas Street Car Park.tif

•Thornton O’Connor for DublinTown.tif

•Thornton O’Connor for Martin Keane.tif

•TII.tif

•Toscana Ltd.tif

•Trinity College Dublin.tif

•Trinity Street Car Park.tif

•Waterman Moylan for Lowstrand Properties Ltd.tif

•Weir & Sons.tif

•Wendy Crawford.tif

•West Hotel Trading Company Limited part 1.tif

•West Hotel Trading Company Limited part 2.tif

•William Murray & Associates.tif

•Yvonne Fallon.tif

Batch 2:

•0. List of Submissions.pdf

•1. TII.pdf

•2. APK Compressors Ltd.pdf

•3. Brown Thomas Clarendon carpark.pdf

•4. Dublin Bus.pdf

•5. Dublin Chamber.pdf

•6. Dublin City Centre Traders Alliance Ltd.pdf

•7. Dublin City Public Participation Network.pdf

•8. Irish Hotels Federation.pdf

•9. IrishCycle.com.pdf

•10. Jonova Properties Ltd.pdf

•11. Justin Marsden.pdf

•12. Lowstrand Properties Ltd.pdf

•13. NCBI.pdf

•14. Park Rite.pdf

•15. Robert Sinott.pdf

•16. Ronan Fallon.pdf

•17. Stanberry Investments Ltd.pdf

•18. Tesco Ireland Ltd.pdf

•19. The Fotzwilliam Hotel,Shelbourne hotel & others.pdf

•20. The Keoghan Partnership.pdf

•21. Thomas Street Multi-story carpark.pdf

•22. West Hotel Trading Group.pdf

Batch 3:

•List of 18 Submissions to ABP to 21st Feb 2018.pdf

•1. Dublin Bus.pdf

•2. National Transport Authority.pdf

•3. Transport Infrastructure Ireland.pdf

•4. Ciaran Cuffe.pdf

•5.  Mannix Flynn.pdf

•6. Roisin Shorthall TD.pdf

•7. Coach Tourism and Transport Council of Ireland.pdf

•8. Flairline Fashion Group.pdf

•9. Incoming Tour Operators Association – Ireland.pdf

•10. Irish Guide Dogs for The Blind.pdf

•11. Irish Wheelchair Association.pdf

•12. Kate O’Neill.pdf

•13. Mary Costello and Others.pdf

•14. M.E. Hanahoe and Others.pdf

•15. M.E. Hanahoe Solicitor.pdf

•16. MyTaxi.pdf

•17. National Disability Authority.pdf

•18. Sue Uda – A Touch of Ireland.pdf

Planning files

Batch 1:

1EIS Non-Technical Summary

2 EIS

◦College Green Project- Environmental Impact Statement

◦Appendices

◦Chapter 1 Introduction

◦Chapter 2 Background and Alternatives considered

◦Chapter 3 Consultation

◦Chapter 4 Proposed Project Description

◦Chapter 5 Planning and Policy

◦Chapter 6 Traffic and Transportation

◦Chapter 7 Air Quality and Climate Factors

◦Chapter 8 Noise and Vibration

◦Chapter 9 Biodiversity

◦Chapter 10 Archaeology, Cultural Heritage and Architectural Heritage

◦Chapter 11 Townscape and Visual

◦Chapter 12 Soils.Geology,Hydrogeology&Hydrology

◦Chapter 13 Resource and Waster Management

◦Chapter 14 Material Assets -Utilities

◦Chapter 15 Material Assets – Land Use and Property

◦Chapter 16 Socio-Economic

◦Chapter 17 Cumulative Impacts and Interaction of Effects

◦Chapter 18 Summary of Mitigation and Residual Impacts

3 Existing Layout Drawings

◦1721-SV-001-B

◦1721-SV-002-B

◦1721-SV-003-B

◦1721-SV-004-B

◦1721-SV-005-B

◦1721-SV-006-B

◦1721-SV-007-B

◦1721-SV-008-B

◦1721-SV-009-B

◦1721-SV-010-B

◦1721-SV-901-C

◦1721-SV-902-C

◦1721-SV-903-B

◦1721-SV-904-A

◦RT5169 650 001

◦RT5169 650 002

◦RT5169 650 003

◦RT5169 650 004

◦RT5169 650 005

◦RT5169 650 006

◦04-500-DR-002

◦Existing layout combined

4 Planning Drawings

◦04-500-DR-001

◦1721-PA-101-A

◦1721-PA-102-A

◦1721-PA-103-A

◦1721-PA-104-A

◦1721-PA-105-A

◦1721-PA-106-A

◦1721-PA-107-A

◦1721-PA-108-A

◦1721-PA-109-A

◦1721-PA-110-A

◦1721-PA-111-A

◦1721-PA-112-A

◦1721-PA-113-A

◦1721-PA-114-A

◦1721-PA-115-A

◦1721-PA-116-A

◦1721-PA-117-A

◦1721-PA-118-A

◦1721-PA-119-A

◦1721-PA-120-A

◦1721-PA-121-A

◦RT5169 651 001

◦RT5169 651 002

◦RT5169 651 003

◦RT5169 651 004

◦RT5169 651 005

◦RT5169 651 006

◦Planning Drawings combined

5Design Report

Batch 2:

Public Notice.pdf / doc

College Green Environmental Impact Assesment Report.pdf

•EIAR Table of Contents.pdf / doc

•1. Introduction.pdf / doc

•2. Background and Alternatives.pdf / doc

•2. EIAR Non Technical Summary.pdf / doc

•3. Consultation.pdf / doc

•4. Proposed Project Description.pdf / doc

•5. Planning and Policy.pdf / doc

•6. Traffic and Transportation.pdf / doc

•7. Air Quality and Climate Factors.pdf / doc

•8. Noise and Vibration.pdf / doc

•9. Biodiversity.pdf / doc

•10. Archaeology, Cultural Heritage and Architectural Heritage.pdf / doc

•11. Townscape and Visual.pdf / doc

•12. Land,Soil and Water.pdf / doc

•13. Resource and Waste Management.pdf / doc

•14. Material Assests – Utilities.pdf / doc

•15. Material Assests – Land use and Property.pdf / doc

•16. Population and Human Health.pdf / doc

•17. Risk of Major Accidents and,or Disasters.pdf / doc

•18. Cumulative Impacts.pdf / doc

•19. Summary of Mitigation and Residual Impacts.pdf / doc

•Appendix 1.1 EIA Planning Authority Determination.pdf / doc

•Appendix 4.1 Outline Construction and Environmental Management Plan.pdf / doc

•Appendix 6.1 NTA Modelling Report and Data.pdf / doc

•Appendix 9.1 Appropriate Assessment.pdf / doc

•Appendix 12.1 IGI Guideline and Impact Significance.pdf / doc

•Appendix 12.2 Historical Maps.pdf

•Appendix 12.3 Flood Risk Assessment.pdf / doc

•Appendix 13.1 Resource and Waste Policy Legislation Review.pdf / doc

•Appendix 13.2 Case Studies.pdf / doc

Response to further information request from An Bord Pleanala.pdf

•1 & 2 Introduction and Background.pdf / doc

•3. Further Information Request Responses.pdf / doc

•4. Other issues raised.pdf / doc

•5. Conclusion.pdf / doc

•Appendix A Schedule of Amendments to the EIAR.pdf / doc

•Appendix B NTA Modelling Report.pdf / doc

•Appendix C GPR survey.pdf

•Appendix D Vibration Monitoring Report.pdf / doc

•Appendix E Cross Section.pdf

•Appendix F CSE College Green Improvements.pdf / doc

•Appendix G Socio-Economics Impact.pdf / doc

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