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NOTE: CONFIDENTIAL, NO THIRD PARTY DISCLOSURE ALLOWED. All rights reserved. © J.B.Barry and Partners T.J O'Connor and Associates Royal Haskoning DHV 2014 N 1. All levels are in metres and relate to O.S. Datum MALIN. 2. This drawing is reproduced from digital maps: O.S. MAPS - Scale 1:2,500 O.S. MAPS - Scale 1:1,000 Discovery Series - Scale 1:50,000 3. All Maps are referenced to IRISH NATIONAL GRID (I.T.M.) 4. Reproduced from the Ordnance Survey Of Ireland by Permission of the Government. License No. 3-3-34. © CROWN COPYRIGHT AND/OR DATABASE RIGHTS. PRODUCTS LICENCE NUMBER 18197. REPRODUCED BY PERMISSION OF THE CONTROLLER OF HER MAJESTY'S STATIIONERY OFFICE AND UK HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE (www.ukho.gov.uk) "NOT TO BE USED FOR NAVIGATION". LEGEND: PROPOSED NATURAL HERITAGE AREA DUBLIN PORT LIMITS DUN LAOGHAIRE HARBOUR LIMITS HOWTH HEAD pNHA(000202) ROYAL CANAL pNHA(002103) NORTH DUBLIN BAY pNHA(000206) RINGSEND WASTEWATER GRAND CANAL TREATMENT pNHA(002104) PLANT 0 JUNE 2018 LA MH MH PLANNING APPLICATION Rev.: Date: Drawn: Checked: Approved: Description: Client: SOUTH DUBLIN BAY pNHA(000210) Scheme: RINGSEND WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT UPGRADE PROJECT Component:RINGSEND WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT TJ O'Connor & Associates Corrig House Corrig Road, Tel:+353-1-2952321 Sandyford email:[email protected] Dublin 18, Ireland Web:www.tjoc.ie J. B. Barry and Partners Classon House Dundrum Business Park Tel: +353-1-485 1400 Dundrum Road email: [email protected] Dublin 14 Web: www.jbbarry.ie Royal HaskoningDHV PO Box 1132 3800 BC Amersfoort Tel:+31-88-3482000 The Netherlands email:[email protected] Web:www.royalhaskoningdhv.com DALKEY COASTAL ZONE Drawn By: Checked By: Approved By: Date: & KILLINEY HILL LHA MH MH JAN.2018 pNHA(002106 Client Project Ref: Project Stage: IW-RGD/10000308 Internal Project Ref: Ring01/JBB-Y14701/TJOC-14040/RHDHV-BB4342 @A1 Drawing Title: DUBLIN BAY CONSERVATION DESIGNATIONS PROPOSED NATURAL HERITAGE AREAS NOTE : DATA OF SHAPE FILES OBTAINED FROM THE WWW.EPA.IE WEBSITE Meters 1000 0 1000 2000 Scales: 1:30,000@A1 1:60,000@A3 Drawing. No.: Rev: Y15710-PL-904 0.

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