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Table of Contents 1.0 INTRODUCTION & PREAMBLE ...... 6
1.1 IDENTIFICATION OF LIKELY SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS ...... 6
2.0 NON-TECHNICAL SUMMARY ...... _...... _ ...... 7
3.0 ALTERNATIVE CONSIDERATIONS ...... 8
3.1 Alternatives explored during the Design Process ...... 8
3.2 Alternative location of site ...... 8
3.3 Alternative activities/ processes ...... 8
3.4 Final design choice ...... 9
3.5 Difficulties encountered in compiling the required information: ...... 9
3.6 Potential Impacts of the Proposed Scheme ...... 9
3.7 Construction Impacts ...... 10
3.7.1 Mitigation ...... 10
3.7.2 MONITORING ...... 11
3.8 Construction ...... 11
3.9 Residual Impacts ...... 11
4.0 SITE LOCATION ...... 11
5.0 SITE LAYOUT ...... For...... inspection. purposes...... only...... 12 Consent of copyright owner required for any other use.
6.0 PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS ...... 12
6.1 Planning Justification ...... 12
7.0 CONSTRUCTION DETAILS ...... 13
8.0 OPERATIONAL DETAILS ...... 14
8.1 Introduction ...... - ...... 14
8.2 Batch Cycle/House Depopulation details: ...... 14
8.3 House Details: ...... 14
8.4 Feeding and Drinking: ...... 14
8.5 Ventilation: ...... 15
8.6 Controls: ...... 15
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8.7 Records: ...... 15
9.0 Human Beings ...... 15
9.1 Introduction ...... lS
9.2 Development Impact On Human Beings ...... 16
9.3 Mitigation ...... 16
9.4 Conclusion ...... 16
10.0 EM MISSIONS TO ATMOSPHERE ...... 16
10.1 Dust: ...... 16
10.2 Odour: ...... 17
11.0 FLORA AND FAUNA ...... 17
11.1 Introduction ...... 17
11.2 Rodent Control Programme: ...... 18
12.0 ARCHAEOLOGY...... 18
13.0 NOISE EMISSIONS...... 18
13.1 Construction Noise: ...... 18
13.2 Operational Noise: ...... 19
13.3 Summary Of Potential Interaction/ Inter Relationships ...... 19
13.4 Operational Noise: ...... -...... For inspection purposes only...... 22 Consent of copyright owner required for any other use.
13.4.1 Existing Sources of Air Emissions ...... 22
13.4.2 IM PACTS...... 23
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13.4.3 MITIGATION MEASURES - Dusting ...... 23
13.4.4 Odour ...... 23
14.0 DISEASE CONTROL ...... 24
15.0 WASTE MANAGMENT ...... 25
15.1 Introduction ...... 25
15.2 Avoidance, Remedial or Reductive Measures ...... 25
15.3 Waste Management & Minimisation ...... 26
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23.3 Economic Minerals ...... 33
23.4 Construction of the poultry House ...... 33
23.5 Raw material inputs for increased poultry production capacity ...... 33
23.6 RESIDUAL IMPACTS ...... 33
23.7 Difficulties Encountered While Compiling Report ...... 34
24.0 CONCLUSION OF REPORT...... 34
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1.0 INTRODUCTION & PREAMBLE
The applicant, John Sheridan, Contacted Joe Beggan, Bsc (Hons) Eng., A. Eng., MIEI, MCIOB, CABE, SCSI to carry out an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) in relation to construct one new poultry units at Maghernacaldry, Cootehill, Co. Cavan and extend the two existing poultry untis with the following stocking capacities • 1 New Unit With Maximum Of 37,400 Birds • House No. 1 will increase stocking capacity from 18,800 birds to 32,050 birds (13,250 Increase) • House No. 2 will increase stocking capacity from 20,900 birds to 35,250 birds (14,350 Increase) Total Stocking Capacity to be 104,700 Broilers The proposed development will be located c. 20.0 km North East of the county town of Cavan and 12.0km North West of the town of Shercock. The proposed development will be on a brown field site. John Sheridan has substantial experience in the poultry industry. Mr. John Sheridan, has been directly involved in the poultry industry for most of his adult life.
Having reviewed the terms of reference regarding the application, the consultant undertook a study of the impacts both real and perceived, which the proposal would have on the receiving environs and community. The areas, which were reviewed, include all areas, which an Environmental Impact Statement is required to cover. The applicant is obliged to have an EIS carried under the following regulations:
1) EC (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 1989: Article 24, 1st Schedule, Part II 1. (d) "Poultry rearing installations where the capacity would exceed 100,000 units, where units have For inspection purposes only. the following equivalents: 1 broilerConsent = of 1copyright unit, owner1 layer, required turkey for any or other other use. fowl = 2 units".
• Planning and development Regulations 2001 (S.I. No. 600 of 2001). These regulations state that even if the development is under the relevant EIA threshold ( i.e 100k places), the planning authority is required under article 103 to request an EIS where it considers that the proposed development is likely to have significant environmental effects. • Section 17: An EIS is required for "installations for the intensive rearing of poultry or pigs with more than: (a) 85,000 places for broilers, 60,000 places for hens".
1.1 IDENTIFICATION OF LIKELYSIGNIFICANT IMPACTS
Schedule 6 of the Planning and Development Regulations requires that the EIS describes likely, direct and indirect significant impacts of a proposed scheme. The EPA (Guidelines on the information to be contained in Environmental Impact Statement 2002) defines an impact as "the degree of change in an environment resulting from a development" and goes on to elaborate on
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impacts in terms of quality (positive, neutral or negative), significance (imperceptible, slight, moderate, significant or profound), duration (temporary, permanent, short-term or long-term) and type (cumulative, indeterminable, irreversible, residual, synergistic or "worse case")
The following factors have been considered for this EIS when determining the significance of the impacts, both positive and negative, of the proposed scheme on the various aspects of the receiving environment:-
• The quality and sensitivity of the existing/baseline receiving environment.
• The relative importance of the environment in terms of national, regional, or local importance.
2.0 NON-TECHNICAL SUMMARY Cavan County Council Planning Authority requires that an Environmental Impact Statement be submitted in support any poultry development where the capacity on site will exceed 40,000 birds. The area is a predominantly rural farmland and the proposed bird density will be for 104,700 birds. The proposed poultry units are to be located approximately 53.0m South of nearest dwelling house, which belongs to the applicants sister. The development will be accessed by an existing agricultural entrance which connects to a local secondary road. The Applicants fathers family dwelling is located 37.0m west of the existing poultry units. The proposed new poultry unit will be insulated steel frame construction set on a concrete wall and foundation, and would have a stocking capacity of approximately 37,400 broilers. The units to be extended will be traditional timber frame construction. The operation, as with the existing complex, For inspection purposes only. would involve the rearing of chickensConsent from of copyright day-olds owner required over for a any period other use. of approximately 7 weeks, the exact duration depending on market requirements. Chickens will be supplied and collected at the cycle end by Carton Group. Feed will be supplied Kolbe Feeds. Dead birds will be collected by Michael Galligan, Gortnaleck, Ballyconnell Co. Monaghan.
The floor will be litter-based, with wood shavings supplied by directly by the applicant. Spent litter, containing poultry manure, will be collected at the end of each batch cycle by Eamon Fitspatrick, Clonavilla, Clones, Co. Monaghan for tillage use. (Refer to letters in Appendix 2).
It is proposed that a Gas powered indirect heating system will be supplied to the unit, and a mechanical ventilation system installed. Two new waste water (washings) tanks will be provided on site to serve this development with a capacity of approximately 2,500 Gallons (11.36 m3) each. The nearest habitable dwelling 53.0 North of the proposed development.
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3.4 Final design choice It was decided to construct the new development to the proposed design for the following reasons: • Thermal efficiency / Running costs • Appearance / profile in the landscape • Economical efficiency • Environmental efficiency • Lack of alternatives available • Requires less energy to heat [Metal v Wooden structure] • No significant problems known with this type of unit.
Furthermore, the applicant is proposing the operational procedures for the following reasons: • Existing farmland holding • Environmental efficiency • Lack of alternatives available
3.5 Difficulties encountered in compiling the required information: The process and activities associated with developments of this nature are well established and understood. Examination was undertaken of all elements of the development such as site selection & integration, building type and style, waste disposal, vehicular access and impacts. No significant difficulties were encountered in compiling the required information.
3.6 Potential Impacts of the Proposed Scheme The magnitude of the impacts outlined in the chapters which follow, take into account the guidelines given by the EPA and those scales used in other EIS documents for significant For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. developments in this country. A broad outline of the scale of impacts is given in the table below. Where mitigation in the form of design measures have been suggested throughout the evolution of the EIS, these have been incorporated into the scheme design as far as is possible from an engineering perspective.
General Criteria used to quantify the Potential Impacts of the Proposed Scheme; Degree of Definition of Impact Impact/Significance level
Profound !Significant IAn impact, which obliterates sensitive characterisation Impact
Major An impact, which by its character, magnitude, duration or intensity alters a sensitive aspect of the environment. Moderate An impact that alters the character of the environment in a manner hat is consistent with existing and emerging trends
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Slight IAn impact, which causes noticeable changes in the character of the ienvironment without affecting its sensitivities
Not significant Neutral or IAn impact which does not change the quality of the environment is imperceptible capable of being measured but without noticeable consequences and Impact causes changes in the character of the environment which are not significant or profound
It is anticipated that following the construction of the proposed development, there will be no significant impact in an overall landscape context. The continued management of the hedgerows and the maintenance of the poultry houses will not have significant impact in terms of landscape and visual impact.
3.7 Construction Impacts Construction activities e.g. excavations, earth moving etc. may generate quantities of construction dust, particularly in drier weather conditions. The extent of any construction dust generation depends on the nature of the construction dust (soils, sands, gravels, silts etc.) and the construction activity. The potential for construction dust dispersion depends on the local meteorological facts such as rainfall, wind speed and wind direction. The issue of construction dust dispersion may be exaggerated with vehicles transporting sand/gravels/soils etc. to and from the site having the potential to cause an environmental nuisance. The effect of construction activities on air quality, in particular construction dust, will not be significant following the implementation of the proposed mitigation measures outlined below. The main environmental nuisance associated with construction activities is dust.
For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use.
3.7.1 Mitigation It is proposed to adhere to good working practices and dust mitigation measures to ensure that the levels of dust generated will be minimal and are unlikely to cause any environmental nuisance. Hard surface roads shall be swept to remove mud and aggregate materials from their surface. Any un-surfaced roads shall be restricted to essential site traffic only. Public roads outside the site shall be regularly inspected for cleanliness, and cleaned as necessary. Material handling systems and site stockpiling of materials shall be designed and laid out to minimise exposure to wind. Diesel engines of plant machinery and trucks shall be properly maintained so that they do not discharge excessive quantities of visible smoke likely to result in a local nuisance.
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• It has been decided to develop the existing agricultural entrance as it is best suited to the proposed revised location of the poultry units. No difficulties arose over the choice of this entrance. Sight visibility splays are in place over the applicant's lands and no third party permissions are required. • Resources available at site- water, gas, electricity etc. • Localised stops for all ancillary traffic- deliveries & collection of birds, waste etc. • Existing drainage system capable of facilitating extended development. However, the perimeter drainage system will benefit from renunciation and cleaning. • The EPA's BATNEEC Guidance Note for the Poultry Sector advises that the developer should have ample land space in the vicinity of his poultry complex to be available for use as lined carcass disposal sites in the event of a disease outbreak.
5.0 SITE LAYOUT The location for the proposed poultry units would be situated approximately 53.0 south of nearest dwelling house and will be accessed via the development of an existing agricultural entrance which connects to a local secondary road. The existing units are located over 30.0 meters from the edge of the Local Service road to the East of the site, as indicated in Appendix 1 "Site Layout Plan". The proposed development would have a capacity of approximately 104,700 broilers. The maximum height of the proposed house would be approximately 5.65m, at the highest point of the sloping roof. The proposed house will have an internal controls room at the front corner of the house. Two new waste water (washings) tanks will be provided on site to serve this development with a capacity of approximately 2,500 Gallons (11.36 m3) each. The site boundary is marked by hedgerow, trees and fencing. The existing agricultural entrance is located to the West of the proposed site and this is For inspection purposes only. capable of facilitating the proposedConsent development, of copyright owner as requiredindicated for any in other the use. Site Layout Plan.(See Appendix
1) Drainage: Yard and roof runoff are to be diverted via a new storm water drainage network which in turn will be diverted into a gravel based soil polishing bed, prior to final discharge. It is recommended that all existing drains in the vicinity will receive deepening and rejuvenation.
6.0 PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS
6.1 Planning Justification The development has legitimacy and a valid, defensible status under the Planning Acts. The site has been used in an agricultural capacity for over 100 years. The site profile lends itself to a development of this nature and will in no way constitute an intensification of use. Other developments in the area are predominantly agricultural
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The environmental impacts on the area as a result of this established use will be integrated and 'subsumed' into the existing effects. There will be no generation of any 'new' effects. Environmental impact will thus be confined to the existing geographical area. There will be no significant extension of effects geographically nor any new effects generated within the technical operational context.
7.0 CONSTRUCTIONDETAILS
Foundation: The proposed poultry houses will be constructed on an impermeable concrete foundation, to be laid by a hired subcontractor. This phase would take approximately two to four days.
Housing: The housing will be installed by a contractor and will consist of a metal portal frame structure. The structure is Insulated with preformed composite panels to the Side Walls. Rising walls are insulated concrete panels supplied by Wrights of Swans Cross, Co. Monaghan.
Roofing: The roofing will be composite cladding panel supplied by Kingspan or other equal or approved.
Washing Tanks: The proposed washings tanks (2 No.) will be situated underground adjacent to the houses and constructed of reinforced concrete. The tank construction will conform to the Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry's Specification No. 123 "Minimum Specification Slatted Livestock Units: Reinforced Concrete Tanks" DAFF, 1994. See attached technical specification/ data sheet
For inspection purposes only. Feed Silo: On completion of constructionConsent of copyright works, owner feed required silos for any will other beuse. installed adjacent to the new houses with capacities of 28 tonnes each.
Ventilation: Mechanically controlled roof ventilation will be incorporated into the design of the house. The ventilation will be controlled by thermostatically controlled roof vents.
Heating: Gas fired water heating will be installed in the new units.
Feeding/Drinking Apparatus: An auger style feeding system and nipple-type drinkers will be Installed in the new and existing units. Construction works are expected to take approximately 8 weeks and it is hoped to commence construction following final grant of planning permission. As construction works are expected to continue for approximately 8 weeks duration, the extra traffic and noise generated will be only t(;!mporary, and complaints are not expected from those living in and travelling through the area.
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8.0 OPERATIONALDETAILS
8.1 Introduction
The proposed poultry houses would be run by the developer, Mr. John Sheridan, who has been involved in the poultry unit for all his adult life.
The proposed new unit would have a stocking capacity of approximately 37,400 broilers. The two existing houses will be expanded in order to increase capacity of house No. 1 from 18,800 birds to 32,050 birds (13,250 Increase) and House No 2 from 20,900 birds to 35,250 birds (14,350 Increase). This will raise the total stocking capacity of the site to 104,700 Broilers. The operation will be run exactly as with typical poultry units, which involves the rearing of chickens from day olds over a 7 week period. Carton Brothers hatchery will deliver day old birds to the site. There are approximately 6 batches per year, with a break between batches of approximately 2 weeks, during which cleaning of the house and yard is carried out.
8.2 Batch Cycle/House Depopulation details: • Day 34 or 35: 30-50% of the flock is taken by Carton Brothers Limited (to cater for customer requirements for smaller broilers) • Day 42 - 45: remainder of flock is depopulated, depending on market requirements Any dead birds will be stored in sealed containers and taken off site by Michael Galligan, Gortnaleck, Ballyconnell, Co. Cavan approximately once every two weeks, or once a week on request if necessary.
8.3 House Details: Flooring: The flooring will be dry litter based, with chopped straw supplied directly by the applicant. Spent litter, containing poultry manure, will be collected at the end of each batch cycle Eamon For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. Fitzpatrick, Clonavilla, Clones, Co. Monaghan for tillage use. (Refer to letters in Appendix 2).
Cleaning: The house will be washed with water between batches, and the wash water stored in the washings tank adjacent the house. A disinfectant is used on the floor when dry, so this does not lead to any runoff. No detergents are used in the cleaning of the poultry house or yard. When the washings tank is full, the contents are siphoned out and transferred and land spread on the designated lands in the sites vicinity which are in the ownership of the applicant.
8.4 Feeding and Drinking: The proposed supplier of feed will be designated by Carton Group. Feed will be stored in the silos adjacent to the houses and fed down lines into the house in an auger style system. Feed wastage: as with the similar operations, feed wastage will be reduced through good practice, e.g., regular checking of the feeding lines to ensure adequate feed stock, no blockages, no contamination, etc. Water will be supplied from proposed deep bore well on site. Drinkers will be nipple style, which creates less wastage to the litter floor, with water being supplied from the mains. Drinkers will be
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checked regularly for leaks in the system, thus ensuring efficient and economical water consumption and minimal wastage of water.
8.5 Ventilation: The ventilation system will consist of mechanically controlled by thermostatically controlled roof vents. The developer is aware that strict controls are essential for bird welfare - too little causes bird respiratory problems, too much causes poor litter conditions and wastes energy.
8.6 Controls: A small control room will be situated at the front corner of the new house (Outside but attached to the house) where strict controls and records are maintained on relation to temperature, ventilation, lighting, and water and feed consumption, etc.
8.7 Records: The following are some examples of records that would be kept in the control room, as with the existing houses: • Manure Disposal Record (House no./ date/ destination) • Chemical Stock and Usage (disinfectants) • Dispatch dockets • Feed Delivery Record • House Preparation Checklist • Water Meter Readings
• Flock Inspection Sheets (daily and For weekly inspection checks, purposes only. corrective actions) Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. • Rodent Control Record
All records concerning waste collection, recycling and recovery shall be maintained on site and be available for inspection and submitted to the Environment Section, Cavan County Council annually.
9.0 Human Beings
9.1 Introduction
The surrounding area of the proposed development has a substantial rural pattern with agricultural activity predominant in the area. In the current context, the most significant impacts relating to human beings are further considered in the following sections Noise Emissions, Disease Control, Waste Management, Traffic, Landscape and Material Assets.
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construction phase. Such dust will only be evident on the site and will not impact on dwellings and other buildings in the vicinity of the site, which are situated far enough from the operation so as not to be effected by any dust generated. Regular washing of the yard areas and periodic rainfall will also mitigate any dispersal of dust generated by site traffic. Dust monitoring should be carried out on a visual basis and mitigation measures employed if deemed necessary.
10.2 Odour:
Although odour generated in the operation may be more detectable at certain times, as partly influenced by prevailing weather conditions, the townland and surrounding townlands are well accustomed to occasional odour from agricultural developments. With this in mind however, odour levels generated do not cause significant nuisance in the surrounding area, as the operation is located in a predominately agricultural area and over 280m distance from any the closest dwelling other than the developer's. The poultry houses will be cleaned out between batches, approximately 6 times per year, and the cleared out litter and manure taken away by Eamon Fitzpatrick, Clonavilla, Clones, Co. Monaghan for tillage use. Wash water from the cleaning of the house will be stored in a precast underground storage tank, 2500 gallon (11.36 m3) capacity at the end of each house. The proposed washings tanks will be precast concrete factory produced and not block built on site. Additionally, as the manure is scraped out of the houses with the litter between batches, the level of manure in the wash will be negligible.
The following measures will ensure little or no impact from odour on the surrounding environment: Good practice in terms of...... • Poultry house temperature control
• Carcass storage and removal from For the inspection site purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. • Thorough cleaning out of the poultry house between batches • Regular yard cleaning • Strict adherence to good land spreading practice
Such measures will be taken by the developer in an effort to ensure the proposed poultry houses do not cause a nuisance in the surrounding area.
11.0 FLORAAND FAUNA
11.1 Introduction Currently the site of the proposed new dwelling is a Greenfield site. It is used predominately for grazing. Medium hedges and trees surround the site and boundary of the proposed houses. The entrance to be used in the proposed development is the existing entrance to the site. Some levelling off of ground levels will be required to facilitate the new development and the developer will
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Summary of Potential Interactions/Inter-relationships
SUBJECT Interaction with Interaction/inter-relationships
IAir Human beings Air quality is not a concern both at the local community level and on a broader national/global scale. In terms of the proposed poultry housing, dust (both during the construction phase) and its impact on he communities and residents adjacent to the poultry housing will be he main issue.
Flora & Fauna !Vegetation can act as a purifier for air in absorbing CO2 and giving out oxygen. Dust could affect fauna during construction phase.
Water No interactions/Inter-relationships Soils Dust from exposed soils during construction could cause deterioration tof air quality in the immediate vicinity of the development
Climate Local heating of air in the poultry houses of embankments could cause microclimate change in those areas. Material Assets No interactions/Inter-relationships
Noise Human Beings Sensitive receptors located close to the proposed extension may experience some increase in noise particularly during the construction stage. Flora & Fauna Construction proposals could result in significant noise disturbance which may impact on the birdlife currently using the area.
Material Assets No Interactions/Inter-relationships
Landscape Human beings rrhe proposed development will have a minor actual and perceived landscape appearance in the area and directly impact on the local !Community and adjacent residences.
Flora & Fauna IA small loss of hedgerow will occur and these are very important as For inspection purposes only. Consentwildlife of copyrightcorridors owner for required animals. for any Improvementother use. of the remaining hedgerow will be conducted post development Water No Interaction/Inter-relationships
Soils Movement of significant quantities of soil from one area of another lean affect the appearance of the landscape. This will be necessary as part of the construction when material is removed from the tonstruction zone.
Material Assets No interactions/Inter-relationships
Flora & Fauna Human beings There will be minor impact on the fauna and flora of the area as they suffer habitat loss and dislocation due to the proposed scheme.
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Water During construction there is a minor risk of disturbance of drainage K:hannels need special precautions to avoid disturbance of sediments rv,.tithconsequent effects on fauna.
Soils Stabilisation methods for soft soil area could alter the pH balance with consequent change in flora cover and species of fauna supported.
Climate No Interactions/Inter-relationships Material Assets Land take will cause some local loss of range area for terrestrial fauna
[Water Human Beings No Interactions/Inter-relationships Soils Rainfall runoff waters could cause deterioration of water quality of streams
Material Assets No Interactions/inter-relationships
Soils Human Beings Dust from exposed soils during the construction period can cause dust nuisance if not properly mitigated.
Material Assets Extraction, movement and placing of soils will have an energy input requirement.
Climate Human Beings No interactions/Inter-relationships Material Assets No Interactions/Inter-relationships
Material Human Beings Current land-use will be permanently altered including the loss of !Assets ~cological habitat and farmland. For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use.
Part 2 (Second Schedule) of the above mentioned regulations requires that the interactions between human beings, flora and fauna, soil, water, air and climatic factors, landscape, material assets, cultural heritage, architectural & archaeological must be assessed. The aspects of the environment likely to be significantly affected by the proposed development have been considered in the proceeding chapters of this EIS. In order to further demonstrate the areas in which significant interactions occur, a matrix has been prepared and is included below (Fig. 13). Where any environmental element is on the top row of the matrix (The Receptor) is likely to be affected in any way by any element in the left most column (The Impactor), which contains the list of environmental aspects most likely to be significantly affected by the proposed development
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(iv) Houses are disinfected with a high solution, doors are then closed to let dry.
(v) Washings from cleaning of poultry houses are kept in underground storage tank.
(vi) Water minimisation is kept to a minimum due to the cost of pumping water to wash houses. Approximately 100 gallons are used to clean houses.
In the event that an odour nuisance is occurring from the poultry litter, the mitigation measure will be the use of a masking agent which is a chemical component in an open-air spray specifically designed to mix with the fugitive odour. These masking agents typically have pleasant odours designed to "mask" the unpleasant odour.
14.0 DISEASECONTROL Strict disease control procedures will be applied in the proposed development. Laws, Codes of Practice and Regulations regarding disease control are administered by the Department of
Agriculture, Fisheries and Food under various EU directives. Stringent in-house procedures, monitoring and adherence to guidelines obtained from Carton Group and their nominated veterinary inspector, Agrihealth. Both of the aforementioned work closely with an Bord Bia to ensure every effort is made to minimise the risk of disease outbreak. Also, the developer is familiar with the protocol in the event of a disease outbreak from his background in the agriculture industry. The Carton Group provides developers with a Code of Practice outlining various bio security guidelines, to ensure contamination is not brought to or from the operation - for example, details of vaccination, general hygiene, dead chickens, pest control, cleaning out and litter disposal. The applicant will also be required to consult guidelines in relation to the use of disinfectant foot dip and cleaning agents, visitor restrictions, use of protective clothing, bird and catcher hygiene For inspection purposes only. measures. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use.
Agrihealth Vetinary Ltd, Monaghan, works closely with the developer to minimise health risk to the flocks and provides procedures to be followed in the event of compromised health/welfare of the flock. They also provide a Health and Hygiene Programme involving guidelines on good practice in relation to Feeding, Catching, Culling, Ventilation and Temperature Control as well as guidelines on site bio security. Also provided is a "Terminal Hygiene Programme" and associated checklist to follow in the event of a disease outbreak, as part of a Bio security Programme. The development will be assigned its own Veterinary Adviser. The developer will also be required to consult "Chicken Quality Assurance Scheme - Code of Practice for Chicken Producers", Teagasc guidelines on Farm Safety and Disease Prevention and HACCP Principles for Poultry Farm Safety. Operational controls to reduce· the risk of disease outbreak include ...... • Temperature Control: The temperature inside the house is strictly controlled, as it must be varied according to the stage of the birds' life cycle • Ventilation checks and control • Regular inspection of Feedlines and Drinkers • Regular inspection of Appearance of Birds 24
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• Regular inspection of Litter condition • Strict visitor control- including the use of a visitor book, adequate protective clothing and footwear, disinfectant foot dip and hand wash where necessary.
• Rodent Control Programme- as described on the Flora and Fauna Section.
Strict feeding and drinking rituals are adhered to, and the condition of the birds is inspected at various intervals on a daily basis. Dead birds are stored in sealed containers and will be taken by Michael Galligan, Gortnaleck, Ballycorinell, Co Cavan. The developer reports anything suspicious to
Carton Group and Agrihealth, Clones road, Monaghan, Co. Monaghan. The Department Veterinary Office is notified immediately of any matters arising, and all incidents are logged by the developer. In the event of a Class A disease outbreak, the Department of Agriculture takes control of the site and associated surrounding lands and makes subsequent decisions regarding the future of the development, all determined by the extent of the outbreak. In conclusion, given the stringent controls, procedures and checks proposed and regulated for this type of development, the new development would be adequately prepared for any disease outbreak among the flock.
15.0 WASTEMANAGMENT
15.1 Introduction
The applicant, John Sheridan recognises the importance of good waste management practices in the operation of a modern agricultural activity and is committed to operating in an environmentally responsible manner and consequently views waste as a resource to be used and not a by-product to For inspection purposes only. be discarded. Operational practicesConsent on the of copyright proposed owner developmentrequired for any other and use. the design of the development are aimed at minimising wastes to landfill and the potential for pollution of surrounding land, water or air arising from the development in line with current legislation. The waste management issues within the proposed development will be controlled at all stages of its life cycle i.e. design, construction, operation and decommissioning.
15.2 Avoidance, Remedial or Reductive Measures
The new poultry units will be operated by the developer within the management system utilised by Carton Group, for whom the developer will rear the poultry flock. Methods utilised include ....
• Waste management & minimisation • Energy efficiency • Water conservation (efficient usage in an effort to minimise waste of the resource) • Effluent and emission minimisation • Purchasing decisions 25
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15.3 Waste Management & Minimisation Waste management has been examined during two distinct phases of the development.. .. • Construction phase, and • Operational phase Both phases of the development require adequate management to minimise waste generation and protect the surrounding environment from damage and ensure the success of the development.
15.4 Construction Phase It is anticipated that the principle sources of waste arising during the construction of the proposed development will be ..... • Storage and disposal of spoil • Storage and construction materials on site • Reuse and recycling of materials • Disposal of waste construction material, spare materials and containers Potential environmental impacts arising from the construction stage can include ..... • Pollution from stored material run-off • Problems arising from residual wastes • Fuel/oil leakages from construction equipment
15.5 Operational phase During the operational phase of the development anticipated sources of waste from the operation of the development are ...... • Possible contamination of the surrounding environment arising from inappropriate • waste management • Accidental spillages of fuels/chemicals For inspection purposes only. • Additional road traffic emissionsConsent ofassociated copyright owner with required additional for any other traffic use. volumes arising
• from the operation of the development • Waste feed/litter from each batch housed within the units • Liquid waste arising from the housing of each batch within the units • Flock fatalities
15.6 Dead Stock A twice-daily inspection will be carried out within the poultry house to remove the carcases of any dead birds. These will be removed from the area inhabited by flock to a storage container (wheelie bin of 240 litre capacity), there will be two bins commissioned for each of the new houses. These containers will be emptied by Michael Galligan, Gortnaleck, Ballyconnell approximately every two weeks.
15.7 Spent Poultry Litter It is proposed that dry litter will be used within the proposed poultry unit. The type of feed proposed to be utilised, which will be supplied by Carton Group, is engineered to reduce phosphate
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and nitrate levels within the excreta produced by the flocks being reared to reduce the nutrients contained within the waste to be disposed. At the end of each 8 week farming cycle when the entire stock has been removed, the combined poultry litter and manure are removed by Eamon Fitzpatrick, Clonavilla, Clones, Co. Monaghan for tillage use (See Appendix 2).
15.8 Decommissioning Upon future cessation of use, each unit will be cleaned and sterilised as is the procedure prior to the introduction of a new flock of birds. Once the structures have been sterilised, they will be taken down and the various components made available for reuse or recycling where possible.
15.9 Pollutants and Waste
To prevent chemical pollution during the operation of the poultry operation, all fuels or
chemicals kept on site will be stored in bunded containers. LPG will be the primary fuel source
on site and it is not required to bund LPG tanks. In the event of a leak, LPG will disperse to atmosphere where it is diluted. All major refuelling and maintenance events will be undertaken away from_ the site. Equipment will be regularly maintained and leaks repaired immediately away from the site if possible. Accidental spillages will be contained and cleaned up immediately. Remediation measures will be carried out in the unlikely event of pollution of adjacent watercourses in accordance with the consultant's recommendations.
15.9.1 CONSTRUCTIONIMPACTS AND MITIGATION Impacts:-
Loss or alteration of habitats and species - There will be a minor loss of improved grassland habitats and species as a consequence of the expansion of the site.
Increased suspended solids:- For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. The construction works associated with expansion of the poultry growing operation has the potential to cause the release of sediments into watercourses notably drainage ditches on site. It is predicted ) that this will be a short-term impact as the construction phase is short.
Pollutants and waste:-
The likely sources of chemical contamination would be from site machinery and vehicles. Pollution could occur in a number of ways, such as neglected spillages, the storage handling and transfer of oil and chemicals and refuelling of vehicles. Accidental leakage or discharge of
chemicals and pollutants could cause changes in the PH of the water and could have a direct toxic impact on the fauna and flora at the location of the development and further downstream. If waters become polluted, species more tolerant to pollution can extend their distribution, thus altering the species composition of the watercourse.
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of the proposed development, and the developer already operates the existing agricultural unit on site to this principle.
16.2 Geological setting The site overlies an Rkc "Regionally Important Aquifer" as identified in the GSI National Draft Generalised Bedrock map in appendix 3. The GSI Groundwater Protection Scheme further classifies the aquifer potential of this area as being "poor", which Is Generally Unproductive Except For Local
Zones". The till soil is described as "1711derived chiefly from Paleozoic Limestones and Shales" (TLPSsS). Vulnerability in this area is Extreme (E).
Surface Water Bodies :-
All surface / roof water will be diverted through a polishing filter prior to final discharge to groundwater which in turn may feed into this drain given its position, downhill of the proposed development.
16.3 Impacts and Remedial actions It is proposed to supply the development with water from a the existing water supply taken from the Barraghy GWS. A dry litter bedding system is proposed for the new unit, in an effort to minimise the generation of liquid wastes from the operation. The water supply to the flocks will be via a nipple drinker system within each poultry house, which provides water as required and minimises losses to the floor. The principle source of liquid waste arising within the development will be wash water
generated at the end of each batch cycle For inspectionwhen the purposes house only. is being cleaned in preparation for the Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. arrival of the next stock batch. Wash water from the cleaning of the house will be stored in a precast underground storage tank, 2500 gallon (11.36 m3) capacity at the end of each house. The proposed washings tanks will be precast concrete factory produced and not block built on site. Additionally, as the manure is scraped out of the houses with the litter between batches, the level of manure in the wash will be negligible. All land spreading activities will be carried out in accordance with the relevant directives and guidelines, especially the Department of Environment's Code of Practice for Farming. The developer will thus avoid spreading activities during prolonged wet spells and frost while also paying particular attention to recommended buffer zones. Surface water run-off arising from the development will be diverted to the proposed surface water drainage network via the gravel based soil polishing filter.
16.4 Conclusion The aquifer, on which the site is located, is regionally important and is classified as being of extreme vulnerability. Taken into consideration along with the adequate soil cover, setback from the
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peat areas, sound concrete foundations, strict monitoring of the operation at all stages and the unlikelihood of point or diffuse source pollution from the development, no adverse effect to local groundwater/aquatic environment or local water amenity value is envisaged.
17.0 SOIL
17 .1 Introduction The till soil is described as "Till derived chiefly from Palaeozoic sandstones and shales" (TTLPSsS). Vulnerability in this area is Extreme (E). Specific subsoil regions are indicated on the GSI subsoil's classification map included in Appendix 3.
17.2 Operation The proposed development will be operated on an impermeable concrete base with sufficient storm water drainage system, and will use a dry litter system of bedding and provide storage facilities for wash waters. The dry litter waste arising on site is removed from the development by Eamon Fitzpatrick, Clonavilla, Clones, Co. Monaghand for tillage use (See Appendix 2) .. The wash waters
stored on site are land spread on lands in the ownership of the developer as per REPS scheme. Soil samples are collected annually and analysed by Teagasc to determine the nutrient content of the soil and determine the fertilising programme for the following year, if required.
17 .3 Conclusion It is not envisaged that the proposed development will adversely affect the soils in the area, due to the strictly controlled nature of the operation. Land spreading will be carried out in a strictly
controlled manner, adhering to the REPS programme, Codes of Practice and other guidelines.
For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use.
18.0 TRAFFIC
18.1 Introduction The proposed development will be located c. 20.0 km North East of the county town of Cavan and 12.0km North West of the town of Shercock. The proposed development will be on a green field site. John Sheridan has substantial experience in the poultry industry. A local secondary roadway
runs parallel to the proposed development and runs North East To North West. Access to the
proposed development expanding an existing Agricultrual entrance.
The area is a predominantly rural farmland. The proposed poultry units are to be located approximately 53.0 South of nearest dwelling house and will be accessed via the development of an existing agricultural entrance which connects to a local secondary road. The local area supports a well-established farming community; with most of the land in the vicinity of the site being used for agricultural purposes (grazing, land spreading). The traffic impacts associated
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with this nature of development are assessed in terms of issues surrounding both the construction and operational stages of the project.
18.2 Construction phase The construction phase of the proposed development is predicted to be completed within a 4 to 6 week frame. The first few days will contribute to heaviest traffic flows of the construction phase-with approximately forty lorry trips to and from the site (mainly the delivery of stones, concrete, and other building materials) as well as earth-moving equipment to carry out ground works. The building contractors working on site will also contribute to the daily vehicular traffic. After the foundation is laid there would be nothing happening for a few weeks and then the house would be installed. The installation of the houses would involve a single 40ft lorry to deliver the prefabricated structure, therefore generating four lorry trips at this stage.
18.3 Operational Phase There will be limited traffic directly and indirectly resulting from the operation of the proposed development. The developer and his family will staff the development, which will not result in additional traffic volumes which are directly associated with the employment of additional labour for day-to-day site operations. The main traffic sources associated with the development will be the delivery of hatchlings to the unit for rearing, the transport of reared birds to processing plants, the delivery of feed, the removal of carcasses, the delivery of litter material and the removal of spent litter material. In relation to the delivery of hatchlings / day olds, the proposed unit will result in 1 No delivery, as there will be capacity on the single 20ft lorry to deliver the required number of hatchlings. As For inspection purposes only. regards the transport of reared birds,Consent it is of copyrightexpected owner to required generate for any approximately other use. 24 lorry trips per batch
upon commissioning of 1 No units. This part of the operation leads to the highest generation of traffic and is to be expected for this type of enterprise. Feed will be delivered to the silos on site by Kolbe Feeds approximately 10 times per batch (30 tonnes per delivery). It should also be noted that these vehicles are often passing through the local road network to service other sites in the area, so the area is accustomed to such traffic. The need for removal of a larger quantity of bird carcasses upon commissioning of 1 No. additional poultry houses is expected to generate 1 No collection per week. Michael Galligan will remove these carcasses approximately every week. The requirement for delivery of shavings (litter material) will generate 1 No. forty foot lorry trip per batch. It is expected that the removal of spent litter for the proposed houses would generate 2 No. forty foot lorry trip per batch. Occasional visits by veterinarian inspectors (annually), An Bord Bia staff (annually) and Carton Group inspectors (approx. twice per batch, twelve visits per year) are made during the course of the operational year. It is important to note that all these visitors to the site, from delivery of hatchlings / day olds to visits by inspectors are already visiting various poultry operations in this region. The
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24.0 CONCLUSIONOF REPORT Following the examination of the processes and associated issues involved with the nature of the proposed development, no significant adverse impacts or areas of concern are predicted as arising during the construction or operational phases of the development. Where real impacts are identified, mitigation measures will be put in place to reduce insofar as possible. Given that the existence of agricultural activity and associated industry in the vicinity by the developers, it is proposed that the development of a poultry unit will have limited effects on the surrounding environment.
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Digital Sheet REF:- 1619 SCALE: l :500 Proposed Development For Mr. John Sheridan Locofon 01 Pubic No~ceAt Exis~ngEntrance Site Area Shown :- 4,65 Acres For inspection purposes only. 1 88 hectares Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. 11 .!&r•d Pr 111 W,1,1) 11f'lp t 11,~ WJud:iW,Ul'ro,,l,,Jel ,i i.u~, o r llW-a ab ~,11Ptrf ·.~Jt u Jteonc.t 1HEml·,uJ or,....,, 50m2SUB-SOIL POL~HING ALTERFOR FOR ALL ROOF WATERSPRIOR '------Jo!JilAL'.ll;;:HA;.:;cTO GROUNDWATER REVISIONS .J = E== c ~=T======0 Joe Beggan JOHN SHERIDAN - PROPOSED NEW POULTRY UNIT 13. POULTRY UNIT EXTENSIONS AT MAGHERNACALDRY TD., COOTEHILL, Co. CAVAN CLONKl?rC, CLOOES Co Mot1AGHAN DRAWING:- Site Laput Piao SCALE:- As Sha;11 DA TE:- fi,Ji2mber 1016 DRAWN BY:- J B CHECKED BY:- J B DRAWING No.:- EtlPLHI - :J\ PH 0~7-519-17 t J37-2nno E-1/,"-IL: f=~;r;i~a.~;r:::.;n n ~I '111111 ~-='.)f~-;::')fl;Ulin:;J -:::)fll EPA Export 29-06-2017:03:06:18 FILE REF LANDOWNERSHIP MAGHERNACALDRY,C00TEHILL, Co. 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BY D D E E E Metres Metres ------" - CHECK 250 250 Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. other any for required owner copyright of Consent COOTEHILL, COOTEHILL, C00TEHILL, C00TEHILL, For inspection purposes only. purposes inspection For 0 / / ROAD ROAD To., To., R R Map Map COOTEHILL COOTEHILL l l . 200 200 p p TO TO SHERCOCK SHERCOCK JB JB Feet Feet BY:- MAGHERNACALDRY, MAGHERNACALDRY, II II 500 500 PLACE PLACE 150 150 DRAWN DRAWN MAGHERNACALDRY MAGHERNACALDRY 400 400 3.19 3.19 2016 2016 AT AT Rural Rural 100 100 Oct Oct 300 300 ___l__ ___l__ - : UNIT UNIT E T DA i-- 200 200 50 50 I I I I \ \ 1:2500 1:2500 . . POULTRY POULTRY 100 100 NEW NEW SCALE:- :,,k-~1--1 :,,k-~1--1 0 0 0 0 2015 2015 2000 2000 PROPOSED PROPOSED RED RED :2,500 :2,500 :2,500 :2,500 - 1 1 IN IN Map Map - - 1 : : Levelled Levelled Surveyed Surveyed Revised Revised LOCATION LOCATION Scala Scale locat,on locat,on Site Site SHERIDAN SHERIDAN OUTLINED OUTLINED SITE SITE ~~~--~~- i i g: g: ~ ~ :!: :!: 812337 812337 812767 812767 JOHN JOHN .. .. DRAWING:- REF REF FILE FILE Maps Maps • • • • Michael Michael Eamon Eamon ...... John John Sheridan Sheridan Fitzpatrick Fitzpatrick Galligan Galligan -Proposed -Proposed . . Appendix Appendix For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. Poultry Poultry - Letter Letter - Unit Unit Letter Letter at at Maghernacaldry Maghernacaldry Of Of Of Of Confirmation Confirmation No. No. Confirmation Confirmation Td . 2 2 , , Cootehill, Cootehill, Co . Cavan Cavan EPA Export 29-06-2017:03:06:18 :!: :!: ,;., ,;., -·., -·., 90i 90i Company Company November. 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Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. ~,_A_C.,E_f:·>< 660000 N Scale: Map Centre Coordinates 1 :25,000 0 0.175 0.35 0.7 mi (ITM) 662,287 812,552 Snapshot Date: October Geological Survey of Ireland W©E 26, 2016 0 0 .275 0.55 1.1 km s Ordnance Survey Ireland Licence No, EN 0047216 This map and its data may not be used or reproduced for commercial purposes without the prior written permission of Copyright holders. © Ordnance Survey Ireland/Government of Ireland This map is a user generated static output from an Internet mapping site and is for general reference only, © Geological Survey Ireland/Government of Ireland n;:it;::i 1:=ivP.r~ th;::it ::mnP.:=ir nn this m;:in m:=iv nr m;::iv nnt hP. :=ir.r.1 ir.::itP. r.t 1rrP.nt nr nthP.rwisP. rP.li.::ihlP. tiA::in M!:it~ /r:'I nnc.nC::trootf.,1~n rnntrih1 ,+,..re:: EPA Export 29-06-2017:03:06:18 ·=-, Legend ,,•~,,...__~, -~·--c=,, ·-~-.-· . ~ John Sheridan - Bedrock Geology Map J Bedrock Structure ~ I -11F1-2 660000 Bedrock Outcrop Outcrop Generalised Bedrock (Rock Unit Groups) Silurian Melasedimenls and Voh;;mics ~ OSI Basemap For inspection purposes only. 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John John Trap Trap Washings Washings Sheridan Sheridan Details Details -Proposed -Proposed Tank Tank . . Appendix Appendix Details Details For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. Details Details Poultry Poultry Unit Unit Tank Tank Maghernacaldry Maghernacaldry at No. No. Details Details Td., Td., 4 4 Coote Coote hill, hill, Co.Cavan Co.Cavan EPA Export 29-06-2017:03:06:18 Tel: + 353 (0)59 9159100 Fax: + 353 (0)59 9159831 Carlow Concrete Tanks UK M.obile: + 44 (0) 7540 564 276 6mail; sales@carlowta nks. com 2500 GALLON (11.36 cubic metre) TANK 3.050 (10 ft) · Lid with 9" pot Lid with Standard Lid with Slatted Cover with Safety Manhole Standard safety Manhole Lid Plan Options 0.175 [7") 2.315 (7'-714") I !, ~L . I l - .. _. ' .. For inspection purposes only. SECTION Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. 1. Select lid suitable to your application. Inlet and outlet 2. Select inlet and outlets location if desired, mark location and size of COiiars available on these on the drawing. request. 3. Fill out the farm order confirmation with drawings and post it to out office. Tanks require a level, well compacted base of Cl 804, thickness of which will depend on site conditions typically 150mm thick (112ft). Lorry must be able to reverse to the edge of the excavation. Tank is then installed by a crane at the rear of the lorry. 3DVIEW After installation we recommend filling the tank with water to prevent flotation until backfilling is complete (only in high water table areas). Site with a high water table may require a hoop of concrete with rebar at the base of the tank to prevent flotation. Tank should be backfilled with material free of boulders and large stones. 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