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Sutton to Sandycove Promenade and Cycleway – Phase 2 Dublin City Council and Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council Sutton to Sandycove Promenade and Cycleway – Phase 2 Preliminary Design Report Appendices March 2010 Dublin City Council and Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council S2S – Sutton to Sandycove Contents APPENDICES Appendix A – List of Consultations Appendix B – Preliminary Health and Safety Plan Appendix C – Ecology Report Appendix D – Site Investigations Appendix E – Photomontages Appendix F – Costs Appendix G – Sutton to Sandycove Merrion Gate – Feasibility Study January 2009 Dublin City Council and Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council S2S – Sutton to Sandycove Appendix A List of Consultations January 2009 LIST OF CONSULTATIONS Type Organisation Contact Address Phone/Fax/email Requirements Emergency Services Irish Coast Guard Claire O'Gorman Coast Guard Headquarters, Tel: 01 678 2000 Access information, safety requirements Dept of Transport, Fax: 01 678 3459 Leeson Lane, Dublin 2 Emergency Services Marine Rescue Captain Geoff Livingstone Marine Rescue Co-ordination Ctr. tel: 01 6783441 Access information, safety requirements Coast Guard Headquarters, Dept of Transport, Lesson Lane, Dublin 2 Emergency Services Harbour Police Gary Kelly, Superintendent of Ferry Terminal, Tel: 01 2808074 Access information, safety requirements Harbour Police Dun Laoghaire Harbour Company, Fax: 01 2808062 Dub Laoghaire. Emergency Services Irish Water Safety John Leech Irish Water Safety Tel: 091 534973 Edge treatments, emergency access, railings, wall Organisation The Long Walk [email protected] www.iws.ie heights, drop to water level, ring buoys Galway Emergency Services Ambulance Operations & Dave Sherwin/Niall Keogh Fire Brigade HQ, Townsend St., Dublin 2Dave Sherwin: 01 6734132 Access information, safety requirements Fire Truck 1 Emergency Services Garda Siochana Seamus Gallagher Dun Laoghaire Garda Station, Mob: 086 828 2030 Tel: Access information, safety requirements, security Corrig Avenue, 01 666 5000 considerations, patrolling arrangements Dun Laoghaire, Fax: 01 280 1285 Co Dublin Utility ESB Peter Hore ESB Tel: 01 6042680 Maps, service locations, supply for lighting etc. South Lotts Road Fax: 01 Ringsend Dublin 4 Utility Eircom Gerry Mc Namara 112-114 St Stephen's Green West Maps, service, locations Dublin 1 Utility An Bord Gais Peadar O'Mahony Bord Gais Energy Supply, Tel: 01 602 1212 Maps, service locations, safety requirements Foley Street, Fax: 01 602 1462 Dublin 1 Utility ESAT/BT The Malt House, Tel: 01 661 6010 Maps, Service locations Grand Canal quay, Fax: 01 670 4608 Dublin 2 ESAT Digifone, 76 Baggot St, Dublin 2 Utility Meteor Meteor Mobile Communications Ltd, Tel: 01 430 7000 Maps, Service locations 4030 Kingswood Avenue, Fax: 01 430 7010 Citywest Business Park, Naas Road, Dublin 24 Cycling Dublin Transport Office John Henry Dublin Transport Office, Tel: 01 477 8100 Guidelines, best practice, safety, transport, co- Hainault House, Fax: 01 478 5935 ordination, construction access, linkages, signage, width 69-71 St Stephen's Green, email: [email protected] of cycleway/volume of traffic Dublin 2 Cycling Dublin Cycling campaign David Maher 086 347 5357 (D Maher) Guidelines, local knowledge, volumes of cyclists, cyclist Derek Peppard routes (formal and informal) cyclist behaviour, safety, 086 811 8447 (Derek Peppard) promotion, signage) 2 Transport/Rail Irish Rail Stephen Hirsch Specialized Projects: Tel: 01 703 2595 Access, clearance requirements, existing bridges, new Transport 21 email: [email protected] o verhead crossings, interface of stations and Iarnrod Eireann, Tel: 01 703 4494 promenade, flood defenses, construction impact, Connolly Station, Fax: 01 703 1789 powerlines, heritage features, volumes of users, Dublin 1 cycle/train combinations, vandalism, moving stanchions, Tel: 01 703 3651 architectural features, surface interfaces, level changes - Major Projects: Fax: 01 703 3591 existing and proposed Third party Co-coordinator, Infrastructure Track and signalsHQ, Iarnrod Eireann, Inchicore, Dublin 8 Minor Projects: Divn. Engineer's Office, Iarnrod Eireann, Pearse Stn Westland Row, Dublin 2 Heritage The Heritage Council Colum Murray The Heritage Council, Tel: 056 777 0777 Archaeology, built heritage, landscape heritage, Rothe House, Fax: 056 777 0788 promotion, information boards Kilkenny email: [email protected] Heritage Heritage Council Coastal Beatrice Kelly 4 Castle St, Tel: 056 777 0777 Coastal archaeology, international examples of similar Section (Coastal Officer) Dublin 2 Fax: 01 475 0550 schemes, built heritage, landscape heritage, promotion, information boards Heritage Dun Laoghaire Borough Colin Scudds (secretary) 7 Northumberland Park, Tel: 01 280 6213 Local history, local knowledge, design inspiration, Historical Society Dunlaoghaire promotion, information boards Heritage An Taisce John Ducie Tailor's Hall, Tel: 01 454 1786 Ecology, heritage, information boards Back Lane, web@ www.antaisce.org Dublin 8 3 Heritage Dept of Environment, Nessa Roche (Architectural Officer) Dun Sceine, Harcourt Tel: 01 888 2000 Heritage and Local Lane, Dublin 2 Government Heritage Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Julie Craig (Conservation Officer) Old Town Hall, Dun Laoghaire Tel: 01 205 4700 Heritage Dept of Environment, Chris Corlett (Archeologist) Dun Sceine, Harcourt Lane, Dublin 2 Tel: 01 888 3187 archeology Heritage and Local Government Ecology Booterstown Marsh, An Maurice Bryan Tel: 01 493 1877 Booterstown Marsh, ecology, access, promotion, Taisce Group Veronica Heywood (Chair) Tel: 01 280 3204 protection Ecology Heritage Coastwatch Karin Dubsky Coastwatch Ireland, Tel: 053 94 25843 Coastal heritage and ecology, promotion protection, Linda O'Dwyer Civil Engineering, Mobile: 086 811 1684 access Trinity College, Dublin 2 Ecology Bird Watch Ireland Olivia Crowe O Crowe Tel: 086 0673680 Niall Hatch Ecology Bird Watch Ireland South Chairperson Ruth Mann 1 Springmount, R Mann Tel: 01 282 5236 Bird ecology, habitats, impacts, opportunities to Dublin branch Michael Ryan Newtownmountkennedy, (Mobile : 087 2747669) improve habitats, monitoring impact, construction Cttee member Brian Gormley Co Wicklow period, access - existing and proposed, information M Ryan Mobile: 085 705 7964 boards, promotion Tel: 01 2819878 B Gormley Tel: 01 6315333 (work) Tel: 01 2601568 (home) www.birdwatchireland.ie www.birdweb.net Ecology The Irish Wildlife Trust Sarah Fields Irish Wildlife Trust Tel: 01 8602839 Wildlife ecology, habitats, impact, opportunities to Development Officer Sigmund Business Centre, Fax: 01 8308914 improve habitats, monitoring impact, construction 93A Lagan Road, email: [email protected] or period, access-existing and proposed, information Dublin Ind Estate, [email protected] boards, promotion Glasnevin Dublin 11 4 Ecology National Parks & Wildlife Terry Doherty (Ranger) 7 Ely Place Mobile: 087 679 5862 (T Wildlife ecology, legislative issues, statutory Service Linda Patten (Ecologist) Doherty) requirements, impacts, opportunities to improve Laura Gaynor Tel: 01 888 2000 habitats, monitoring impact, construction period, Fax: 01 888 3272 access - existing and proposed, information boards, email: promotion [email protected] Geology Geology Survey of Ireland Geological Survey of Ireland, Tel: 01 678 2000 Geometric features, underlying rock, mapping, Beggars Bush Fax: 01 668 1782 information boards, design inspiration Haddington Road Tel: 01 678 2868 Dublin 4 Fax: 668 2549 Land Owner Dun Laoghaire Harbour Simon Coates Dun Laoghaire/Rathdown Tel: 01 280 1018 Impact on harbour workings- land and water, land company Margaret Madigan Co. Council ownership issues, construction impacts, materials, traffic management, user volumes, promotion, branding Local Authority DLRCC Parks Dept Aidan French Co-ordination with council masterplans, frameworks, (Blackrock Park masterplan) objectives, local knowledge of site, security and safety Local Authority Dun Laoghaire/Rathdown Tim Carey (Heritage Officer) County Hall, Tel: 01 205 4700 extn 3027 Co-ordination with Council masterplans, frameworks, county council Julie Craig (conservation officer) Marine Road, objectives, local knowledge of site, plans for Baths site, Mary Henchy (Senior Planner) Dun Laoghaire, plans for Carlisle Pier. Jim Hayes (Traffic) Co Dublin Eileen Brady (South East Area) Local Authority Dublin City Council Siobhan Egan (Biodiversity Officer) Co-ordination with Council masterplans, frameworks, Charles Duggan (Assistant Heritage objectives, local knowledge of site, plans for Blackrock Officer) baths. Eoghan Madden (Roads) Peter Morley/Ray Earle (Liaison officer in Ringsend River Basin District Advisory council) Local Authority Councillors 5 Government Office of Public works 51 St Stephen's Green Tel: 01 647 6000 Co-ordination with OPW masterplans, frameworks, Dublin 2 Local : 1890 213 414 objectives, land ownership, promotion, flooding Fax: 01 661 0747 email: [email protected] Web: ww.opw.ie Government Dept of communications, Coastal Protection Works 29-31 Adelaide Road Tel: 01 678 2000 Marine and ecology matters, statutory issues, flooding Marine and Natural Geraldine Farrell Dublin 2 Local : 1890 44 99 00 Resources Fax: 01 678 2449 email: [email protected] Government Dept of the Environment, Chris Corlett (Archaeologist) Head Office Tel: 01 888 2000 Ecology, heritage, statutory issues Heritage and Local Custom House www.npws.ie Government Dublin 1 www.beritagedata.ie [email protected] S2S C/O Dublin Docklands Cyril Forbes Custom House Quay, Tel: 01 818 3300 Origins of Scheme, previous consultations
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