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B.6 Relevant Sanitary Authority There Will Be No Discharges to the Local Authority Sewer from the Development. B.7 Relevant Heal Attachment B: General B.6 Relevant Sanitary Authority There will be no discharges to the local authority sewer from the development. B.7 Relevant Health Board Region Information relating to the relevant Health Board is included in the main application form. For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. B-17 EPA Export 26-07-2013:18:59:01 Attachment B: General B.8 Site Notice, Newspaper Advertisement and Planning Authority Notice A site notice, containing the following text was erected on 06th May 2010, the location of which is shown on Figure B.8.1. APPLICATION TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY FOR A LICENCE Endesa Ireland Limited, 3 Grand Canal Plaza, 5th Floor, Grand Canal Street Upper, Dublin 4, intends to apply to the Environmental Protection Agency for a review of the existing Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control (IPPC) Licence (Registration Number P0606-02) for Great Island Power Plant, Co. Wexford. The Class of Activity, under the First Schedule of the Protection of the EPA Acts 1992-2007, is as follows: Class 2.1: The operation of combustion installations with a rated thermal input equal to or greater than 50 MW The application relates to a proposed 430 MW Combined Cycle Gas Turbine Power Plant at Great Island, Co. Wexford – National Grid Reference E 268 907, N 114 574. The application is accompanied by an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), which was previously submitted to the planning authority as part of the planning application. The EIS, and any further information relating to the effects on the environment of the emissions from the activity, which may be furnished to the Agency in the course of the Agency’s consideration of the application, will be available at the headquarters of the Agency. Copies of the EIS were previously submitted to An Bord Pleanála and Wexford County Council as part of the planning application. For inspection purposes only. A copy of the application for Consentthe oflicence copyright owner may required be for inanyspected other use. at, or obtained from, the headquarters of the Agency, at Johnstown Castle Estate, Co. Wexford, as soon as is practicable after the receipt by the Agency of the application for the licence. Notification of the intention to apply for an IPPC licence has been provided to An Bord Pleanala and Wexford County Council. Copies of these notices, in addition to local and national newspaper notices are provided hereunder. B-18 EPA Export 26-07-2013:18:59:01 Notl!!S I 1. ORDNANCE SURVEY IRELAND LICENCE NO. EN0034S09 e ORDNANCE SURVEY IRELAND/GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND 2. ALL CO-ORDINATES SHOWN RELATE TO IRISH NATIONAL GRID ~~) CO-ORDINATES. 0 3. ALL SITE LEVELS REFER TO MEAN SEA LEVEL VERTICAL DATUM AT TRUE POOLBEC. NbRTH 4. GENERAL SITE LEVEL 1$ +7.00M 0.0. Ll!!gend: 1'1" "I\II'I'I" "1"'I<lI"'I\\I'I"'I'ILI" '1'1 Site Boundary ProPl!!rty Boundary 125m 250m For inspection purposes only. 1:2500 Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. P1 07/0S/10 CC Issued for IPPCL DC DMc Rev Datl!! Drawn Description Ch'k'd App'd MDtt MKDonoild Ireland Ltd. South Block, Rockfield, ~ Dundrum, Dublin 16, Ireland Tel +353 (I) 291 6700 Molt MacDonald Fu +353 (l) 291 6747 Web _.mottmac.com Client Endesa Ireland Ltd. Sth Floor, 3 Grilnd CarW l'Ii1Za, Grand Canal Street Uppl'J", Dublin 4, E Ireland endesa ireland Tel +353 (I) 552 8300 Fax +353 (l) 552 8301 TItle Combined Cyc:le Gas Turbine Great Island, Co. Wexford Site Notice Designed D. McRandal Eng.Chk. D.Carr Drawn C. CunnlnghiIrrJ Coordination D. McRandid Dwg.Chk. C. Cunninghun Approved D. McRilndoil Scale Project 257554 Status 1:2500 CADftle Figure B.B.l APR Drawing No This document is issuf!d for thf! party which cammissionl!d it and far spl!cific purposf!s connt!!cted with tht!! captioned projl!!ct only. It should not bl!! rt!!lied upon by any other party or ust!!d for any other purpast!!. ... We accept no responsibility for the consequences of this document being relied upon by any other party. or being used for any other purpose, or containing any error or omission which is due to an error or omission in data supplied to us by other parties. Figure B.8.1 PI EPA Export 26-07-2013:18:59:01 E. endesa ireland Kieran Somers, An Bord Pleanala, 64 Marlborough Street, Dublin 1. 30 th April 2010 Dear Mr Somers, Application to the Environmental Protection Agency for a Licence Review Endesa Ireland Limited, 3 Grand Canal Plaza, 5th Floor, Grand Canal Street Upper, Dublin 4, intends to apply to the Environmental Protection Agency for a review of the existing Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control (IPPC) Licence (Registration Number P0606-02) for Great Island Power Plant, Co. Wexford. The Class of Activity, under the First Schedule of the EPA Acts 1992-2007, is as follows: Class 2.1: The operation of combustion installations with a rated thermal input equal to or For inspection purposes only. greater than 50 MW Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. The application relates to a 430 MW Combined Cycle Gas Turbine Power Plant at Great Island, Co. Wexford - National Grid Reference E 268 907, N 114574. The application is accompanied by an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), which was previously submitted to the planning authority as part of the planning application. The EIS, and any further information relating to the effects on the environment of the emissions from the activity, which may be furnished to the Agency in the course of the Agency's consideration of the application, will be available at the headquarters of the Agency. Copies of the EIS were previously submitted to An Bord Pleanala and Wexford County Council as part of the planning application. A copy of the application for the licence may be inspected at, or obtained from, the headquarters of the Agency, at Johnstown Castle Estate, Co. Wexford, as soon as is practicable after the receipt by the Agency of the Application for the licence. Ilttl"<;,l ht,j";11l1! ":1 1 (..r'1ncl (~n,l! I'l.u.] "I! 1-',' ,t t.1 III I( "1111 ... 'n... ·! 1,'1 -I I II I ~ • h·1 .lr·llt)llr)lJp.~I') ,(1'1"' }'"'\'I!(· •."l EPA Export 26-07-2013:18:59:02 It is anticipated that the IPPC licence application will be submitted to the Environmental Protection Agency on Friday May yth, 2010. Notice of the application will be published in the th th Waterford News and Star on Tuesday May 4 , the New Ross Echo on Wednesday May 5 and The Irish Times on Tuesday May 4th A site notice will be erected at the entrance to the facility on Thursday May 6th A copy of the application for the licence may be inspected at, or obtained from, the headquarters of the Agency, at Johnstown Castle Estate, Co. Wexford, as soon as is practicable after the receipt by the Agency of the Application for the licence. Yours Sincerely, Peter Gavican Endesa Ireland Limited For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. 2 EPA Export 26-07-2013:18:59:02 E. endesa ireland Eamonn Hore, Director of Services, Wexford County Council, County Hall, Spawell Road, Wexford. 30th April 2010 Dear Mr Hore, Application to the Environmental Protection Agency for a Licence Review Endesa Ireland Limited, 3 Grand Canal Plaza, 5th Floor, Grand Canal Street Upper, Dublin 4, intends to apply to the Environmental Protection Agency for a review of the existing Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control (IPPC) Licence (Registration Number P0606-02) for Great Island Power Plant, Co. Wexford. The Class of Activity, under the First Schedule of the EPA Acts 1992-2007, is as follows: Class 2.1: The operation of combustion For inspectioninstallations purposes only. with a rated thermal input equal to or Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. greater than 50 MW The application relates to a 430 MW Combined Cycle Gas Turbine Power Plant at Great Island, Co. Wexford - National Grid Reference E 268 907, N 114574. The application is accompanied by an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), which was previously submitted to the planning authority as part of the planning application. The EIS, and any further information relating to the effects on the environment of the emissions from the activity, which may be furnished to the Agency in the course of the Agency's consideration of the , application, will be available at the headquarters of the Agency. Copies of the EIS were previously submitted to An Bord Pleamila and Wexford County Council as part of the planning application. A copy of the application for the licence may be inspected at, or obtained from, the headquarters of the Agency, at Johnstown Castle Estate, Co. Wexford, as soon as is practicable after the receipt by the Agency of the Application for the licence. I nd<?',d II'·Jill'.1 t 1-.1 ~ ('.m(I' .~l1illl·H;d II, ~ (. ld I "-il V.(-,_I II .:., :(·1 - '; 'J ~ Ill' 1 I '1!1 ,•.f, f I I I I I I II' • EPA Export 26-07-2013:18:59:02 It is anticipated that the IPPC licence application will be submitted to the Environmental th Protection Agency on Friday May 7 , 2010. Notice of the application will be published in the th th Waterford News and Star on Tuesday May 4 , the New Ross Echo on Wednesday May 5 and th The Irish Times on Tuesday May 4 .
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