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Kilkenny County Council Residential Development at Ballyragget, Co KILKENNY COUNTY COUNCIL RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT AT BALLYRAGGET, CO. KILKENNY PART 8 SUBMISSION Job No.: 2017166 Date Issued: 09.03.2018 Prepared By: John Lennon, Jason Barry, P.J. Doyle St. Patrick’s House, Newtown, Waterford, X91 RR76, Ireland. t: +353 (0)51 878888 e: [email protected] w: www.cjfa.ie DO NOT SCALE FROM THIS DRAWING. USE FIGURED DIMENSIONS IN ALL CASES. VERIFY DIMENSIONS ON SITE AND REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES TO THE ARCHITECTS IMMEDIATELY. THIS DRAWING TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE ARCHITECTS SPECIFICATION. © THIS DRAWING IS COPYRIGHT AND MAY ONLY BE REPRODUCED WITH THE ARCHITECTS PERMISSION. NOTES LEGEND: SITE BOUNDARY SHOWN AS - POSITION OF PUBLIC SITE NOTICE LOCATION SHOWN AS - OS REF NO. 4466A Ordnance Survey Ireland Licence No. AR0005418 © Government of Ireland WEST EAST EVENING MORNING SUN SUN NORTH SUN PATH SUN NOON SUN REV DATE DRAWN NOTES St. Patrick's House, Newtown, Waterford, Ireland. X91-RR76 t: +353 (0)51 878888 f: +353 (0)51 878794 e: [email protected] w: www.cjfa.ie DWG. SERIES: PART 8 SUBMISSION CLIENT: KILKENNY COUNTY COUNCIL JOB: RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT AT BALLYRAGGET, CO. KILKENNY DRAWING: SITE LOCATION MAP SITE LOCATION MAP DATE: 11.01.2018 SCALE: A3 - 1:2500 A3 - 1:2,500 DRAWN: CHECKED: DAMIEN O'REILLY JOHN LENNON JOB NUMBER: DWG NUMBER: REVISION: 2017166 PL-100 * LEGEND DO NOT SCALE FROM THIS DRAWING. USE FIGURED DIMENSIONS IN ALL CASES. Street furniture & Services VERIFY DIMENSIONS ON SITE AND REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES TO THE ARCHITECTS IMMEDIATELY. THIS DRAWING TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE ARCHITECTS SPECIFICATION. 5.12 © THIS DRAWING IS COPYRIGHT AND MAY ONLY BE REPRODUCED WITH THE ARCHITECTS PERMISSION. 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Kildare Email: [email protected] 76.00 76.12 Ireland 76.11 84.13 APX 75.40 75.82 76.11 75.84 76.01 Surveyed by : BR Date: May 2017 Datum : Malin Head Road Centreline 75.75 75.80 75.74 Drawn by : CSI Date: May 2017 Grid System: 75.85 76.03 FL 75.94 Checked by : PK Date: 18.05.2017 Irish National Grid ITM (15) x 75.39 CL 75.91 75.96 c Copyright 2017 MURPHY SURVEYS LTD ICE 75.32 Ø225 IL 74.68 IL Ø225 76.08 75.87 76.71 80.50 EV FS Pipe FS 75.50 Building 75.71 75.73 75.80 75.73 CL 75.90 83.93 APX 75.91 75.76 75.83 ICEM CONC CL 75.90 75.93 75.75 MH 2 75.85 MK 75.65 Gate 75.65 75.84 76.05 GY 75.69 76.02 FL 75.70 76.00 75.81 75.71 76.17 75.61 76.00 76.08 75.66 75.62 75.74 74.42 IL Ø300 Ø300 IL SW74.28 Pipe 75.64 75.84 75.79 78.63 78.26 EV 75.81 75.69 75.64 75.73 Pipe SW GY 75.67 75.74 76.17 REV DATE DRAWN NOTES 77.10 75.76 75.77 81.36 APX 75.78 CONC CL 75.91 75.77 75.91 MH 1 75.67 Fence 76.06 75.66 75.87 75.76 75.66 75.76 75.65 76.39 75.75 Ø300 IL 74.22 IL Ø300 76.35 76.10 CL 75.58 75.65 MH 8 75.65 75.69 SW Pipe SW GY 75.72 75.70 75.67 76.18 75.64 75.81 75.63 75.61 75.69 75.55 77.57 TOW CL 75.75 76.00 MH 3 78.66 75.74 FS Pipe FS 75.60 Fence 75.68 76.17 75.54 GY 75.63 75.67 Ø225 IL 74.37 IL Ø225 Land Drain Land 75.59 75.64 76.15 EVENING 75.77 75.70 75.55 75.60 Ø300 IL 74.00 IL Ø300 76.05 Wall 75.70 Kerb Bottom 75.60 75.56 75.61 SW Pipe SW Kerb Top 75.67 WEST Land Drain SUN 76.14 75.51 75.57 75.67 Ø300 IL 73.99 IL Ø300 75.49 75.72 75.57 75.62 76.09 EP 75.66 75.50 75.59 75.46 75.68 Overhead Wires 75.54 75.56 SW Pipe SW 75.53 75.45 SW Pipe St.
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