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Tipperary, 5429-D OFFICE OF PUBLIC WORKS – DUBLIN ARTERIAL DRAINAGE ACTS 1945 AND 1995 RIVER SUIR (Clonmel East) DRAINAGE SCHEME PREAMBLE and SCHEDULES A, B AND C. Doc Nr A5243-N-R-07-B i Clonmel east Works Schedule exh.doc Revision Control Table The user is responsible for checking the revision status of this document. Description of Prepared by Checked Approved by Date Revision changes by A Initial issue B O’Connor DHIC FMcG May 2005 B Minor Revisions B O’Connor DHIC FMcG May 2005 Doc Nr A5243-N-R-07-B ii Clonmel east Works Schedule exh.doc PREAMBLE ARTERIAL DRAINAGE ACTS, 1945 AND 1995 (NO.3 OF 1945 AND NO.14 OF 1995) DRAINAGE SCHEME PREPARED BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC WORKS IN IRELAND FOR PART OF THE RIVER SUIR IN THE COUNTIES OF TIPPERARY AND WATERFORD. We, the Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland being of the opinion that the execution of arterial drainage works is expedient in respect of a part of the River Suir at Clonmel in the counties of Tipperary and Waterford for the purpose of preventing or substantially reducing the periodical localised flooding of lands in the area of that watercourse or such part or of improving by drainage lands in that area, have prepared a scheme to be known as the River Suir (Clonmel East) Drainage Scheme for the execution of such works, particulars of which scheme are shown in the Schedules, Maps and Section Drawings hereunto annexed. The scheme has been prepared for the purpose of preventing or substantially reducing localised flooding. The waters and watercourses proposed to be dealt with are shown in BLUE colour on the drawings. The lands to be drained or otherwise improved are shown in YELLOW colour on the maps. These are the lands that could be subject to flooding by a flood of 1 in 100 year return period. The chainages in metres along each channel are also shown on the drawings. Doc Nr A5243-N-R-07-B iii Clonmel east Works Schedule exh.doc The drainage works proposed to be executed are mentioned and described in Schedule A. The lands proposed to be compulsorily acquired or substantially interfered with, the easements, fisheries, water rights, navigation rights and other rights proposed to be compulsorily acquired, restricted, terminated or otherwise interfered with and the roads and bridges (whether public or private) proposed to be diverted, removed or otherwise interfered with are mentioned and described in Schedule B. The reputed proprietors, owners and rated or other occupiers of the several lands proposed to be compulsorily acquired or substantially interfered with and of the several easements, fisheries, water rights, navigation rights and other rights and private roads and bridges proposed to be compulsorily acquired, restricted, terminated or otherwise interfered with are set forth in Schedule B. The respective aggregate annual values (at the time of preparation of the scheme) of the portions of the benefited lands situated in the Counties of Tipperary and Waterford and the several total increases in the annual values of those portions respectively which will probably arise in consequence of the execution of the scheme are shown in Schedule C. Doc Nr A5243-N-R-07-B iv Clonmel east Works Schedule exh.doc The area proposed to be constituted a separate Drainage Scheme comprises the waters and watercourses proposed to be dealt with and the lands which will be drained or otherwise improved. Doc Nr A5243-N-R-07-B v Clonmel east Works Schedule exh.doc In witness Whereof, we, The commissioners of Public Works in Ireland, have caused our Common Seal to be hereunto affixed this day of , 20 . Oifig na n-Oibreacha Poiblí Baile Átha Cliath. Doc Nr A5243-N-R-07-B vi Clonmel east Works Schedule exh.doc ARTERIAL DRAINAGE ACTS, 1945 AND 1995 (NO. 3 OF 1945 AND NO. 14 OF 1995) RIVER SUIR (CLONMEL EAST) DRAINAGE SCHEME IN THE COUNTIES OF TIPPERARY AND WATERFORD. INDEX TO SCHEDULES PAGE SCHEDULE A 7 SCHEDULE B 15 SCHEDULE C 26 Doc Nr A5243-N-R-07-B vii Clonmel east Works Schedule exh.doc ABBREVIATIONS WORKS PROPOSED TO BE EXECUTED AND PROPERTIES PROPOSED TO BE ACQUIRED OR INTERFERED WITH ARE INDICATED ON DRAWINGS AND IN SCHEDULES A AND B WITH LETTER PREFIXED AS FOLLOWS: B. BRIDGES C. CHANNELS D. SURFACE WATER DRAINAGE E. EMBANKMENTS G GENERAL INTERFERENCE H. CHANNEL WORKS L WALLS R ROADS Sl SLUICES NOTE: Right bank refers to the right bank of the river looking downstream, Left bank refers to the left bank of the river looking downstream. Doc Nr A5243-N-R-07-B viii Clonmel east Works Schedule exh.doc ARTERIAL DRAINAGE ACTS, 1945 AND 1995 (NO.3 OF 1945 AND NO. 14 OF 1995) RIVER SUIR (CLONMEL EAST) DRAINAGE SCHEME IN THE COUNTIES OF TIPPERARY AND WATERFORD. Schedule A The works proposed to be executed in the course of the River Suir (Clonmel East) Drainage Scheme. INDEX TO SCHEDULE A PAGE EMBANKMENTS 9 SURFACE WATER DRAINAGE 10 GENERAL 11 CHANNEL WORKS 12 WALLS 13 ROADS 15 Doc Nr A5243-N-R-07-B 9 Clonmel east Works Schedule exh.doc Schedule A - Embankments County & Watercourse Interference Nr Location & Chainage Description Drawing Distance Map Nr Nr Nr Tipperary, C1 E24 The Tannery, Croan Lower, Excavate topsoil and construct embankment A5243- 80m 5430-A,13 Chainage 8610 2.5m high to 18.8m AOD N510 Tipperary, C1 E25 The Tannery, Croan Lower, Excavate topsoil and construct embankment A5243- 75m 5430-B,13 Chainage 8880 1.9m high to 18.4m AOD N510 Tipperary, C1 E26 The Tannery, Croan Lower, Excavate topsoil and construct embankment A5243- 70m 5430-B,13 Chainage 8900 between 1.9m and 1.3m high to 18.4m AOD N510 Tipperary, C1 E27 The Tannery, Croan Lower, Excavate topsoil and construct embankment A5243- 135m 5430-B,13 Chainage 8970 between 2.8m and 1.3m high to 18.4m AOD N510 Waterford, C1 E28 Kilgainy Upper, Chainage 9500 Excavate topsoil and construct embankment A5243- 60m 5430-B 0.5m high to 17.7m AOD N511 Waterford, C1 E29 Kilgainy Upper, Chainage 9550 Excavate topsoil and construct embankment A5243- 95m 5430-B 1.0m high to 17.7m AOD N511 Waterford, C1 E30 Kilgainy Upper, Chainage 9650 Excavate topsoil and construct embankment A5243- 85m 5430-B 1.4m high to 17.7m AOD N511 Waterford, C1 E31 Kilgainy Lower, Chainage 9700 Excavate topsoil and construct embankment A5243- 600m 5430-B between 2.0m and 2.7m high to 17.6m AOD N511 Waterford, C1 E32 Kilgainy Upper, Chainage 9800 Excavate topsoil and construct embankment A5243- 210m 5430-B 1.4m high to 17.6m AOD N511 Waterford, C1 E33 Poulboy, Chainage 10550 Excavate topsoil and construct embankment A5243- 70m 5430-B 2.2m high to 17.2m AOD N512 Waterford, C1 E34 Poulboy, Chainage 10600 Excavate topsoil and construct embankment A5243- 480m 5430-B 2.2m high to 17.2m AOD N512 Waterford, C1 E35 Poulboy, Chainage 10600 Excavate topsoil and construct embankment A5243- 240m 5430-B 2.0m high to 17.2m AOD N512 Doc Nr A5243-N-R-07-B 10 Clonmel east Works Schedule exh.doc Schedule A – Surface Water Drainage County & Watercourse Interference Nr Location & Chainage Description Drawing Distance Map Nr Nr Nr Tipperary, C1 D66 The Tannery, Croan Lower, Construct manhole with flapped discharge to A5243- 5m 5430-B, 13 Chainage 8600 river. N510 Tipperary, C1 D67 The Tannery, Croan Lower, Construct manhole with flapped discharge to A5243- 5m 5430-B, 13 Chainage 8875 stream. N510 Tipperary, C1 D68 The Tannery, Croan Lower, Construct manhole with flapped discharge to A5243- 5m 5430-B, 13 Chainage 8960 stream. N510 Waterford, C1 D69 Kilgainy Lower, Chainage 9600 Construct manhole with flapped discharge to A5243- 12m 5430-B stream. N511 Waterford, C1 D70 Kilgainy Upper, Chainage 9700 Construct manhole with flapped discharge to A5243- 12m 5430-B stream. N511 Waterford, C1 D71 Kilgainy Lower, Chainage 9740 Construct Culvert under road A5243- 30m 5430-B N511 Waterford, C1 D72 Kilgainy Lower, Chainage 9800 Construct manhole with flapped discharge to A5243- 15m 5430-B stream. N511 Waterford, C1 D73 Kilgainy Lower, Chainage 10000 Construct manhole with flapped discharge to A5243- 15m 5430-B stream. N511 Waterford, C1 D74 Poulboy, Chainage 10500 Construct manhole with flapped discharge to A5243- 10m 5430-B stream. N512 Waterford, C1 D75 Poulboy, Chainage 10500 Construct manhole with flapped discharge to A5243- 10m 5430-B stream. N512 Doc Nr A5243-N-R-07-B 11 Clonmel east Works Schedule exh.doc Schedule A – General County & Watercourse Interference Nr Location & Chainage Description Drawing Distance Map Nr Nr Nr Tipperary, C1 G42 The Tannery, Croan Lower, Increase the frequency and depth of flooding A5243- 5430-A,13 Chainage 8500 likely in the future, prune trees and vegetation N509, 10 etc. Tipperary, C1 G43 The Tannery, Croan Lower, Increase the frequency and depth of flooding A5243- 5430-A,13 Chainage 8575 likely in the future, prune trees and vegetation N509, 10 etc. Tipperary, C1 G44 Mulcahy Park, Chainage 8800 Prune trees and vegetation at riverbank A5243- 5430-A,B N510 Waterford, C1 G45 Kilgainy Lower, Chainage 9200 Prune trees and vegetation at riverbank A5243- 5430-A,B N510, 11 Tipperary, C1 G46 Moanmehill, Chainage 9500 Prune trees and vegetation at riverbank A5243- 5430-B N511 Tipperary, C1 G47 Moanmehill, Chainage 9800 Prune trees and vegetation at riverbank A5243- 5430-B N511 Tipperary, C1 G48 Ferrybank, Chainage 10100 Prune trees and vegetation at riverbank A5243- 5430-B N511, 12 Waterford, C1 G49 Kilgainy Lower, Chainage 10220 Prune trees and vegetation at riverbank A5243- 5430-B N511 Waterford, C1 G50 Poulboy, Chainage 10400 Prune trees and vegetation at riverbank A5243- 5430-B N512 Waterford, C1 G51 Poulboy, Chainage 10600 Prune trees and vegetation at riverbank A5243- 5430-B
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