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Fa-File-Pdf 13 102 00 2200 A.Pdf 15.51 MB This drawing is produced using the Irish Transverse Mercator (ITM) Geographic Coordinate System A1 Comhairle Contae DODDER GREENWAY LEGEND: ÈWKD&OLDWK7KHDV PROPOSED SCHEME EXTENT South Dublin County Council EXTENT AND KEY PLAN KEY PLAN DWG No. 2203 LAYOUT - 6 DALEPARK ROAD FIRHOUSE ROAD WEST ELLENSBOROUGH LAYOUT - 7 LAYOUT - 5 LAYOUT - 4 LAYOUT - 8 DWG No. 2204 DWG No. 2203 LAYOUT - 3 LAYOUT - 11 KILTIPPER ROAD DWG No. 2202 LAYOUT - 9 LAYOUT - 10 LAYOUT - 2 DWG No. 2204 LAYOUT - 1 DWG No. 2206 DWG No. 2202 OLDBAWN ROAD RIVER DODDER RIVER DODDER DWG No. 2205 DWG No. 2205 DWG No. 2201 DWG No. 2201 FRIARSTOWN UPPER BOHERNABREENA ROAD LAYOUT - 19 DWG No. 2210 LAYOUT - 20 DWG No. 2210 LAYOUT - 22 LAYOUT - 27 LAYOUT - 18 DWG No. 2209 LAYOUT - 17 LAYOUT - 23 LAYOUT - 25 M50 AVONMORE ROAD RIVER DODDER DWG No. 2213 LAYOUT - 15 DODDER LINEAR PARK DWG No. 2214 DWG No. 2208 LAYOUT - 26 OLD BRIDGE ROAD DWG No. 2211 LAYOUT - 24 LAYOUT - 12 RIVER DODDER WELLINGTON LANE DWG No. 2211 No. DWG DWG No. 2209 21 - LAYOUT LAYOUT - 28 DWG No. 2212 LAYOUT - 13 LAYOUT - 14 DWG No. 2213 FIRHOUSE ROAD DWG No. 2212 DWG No. 2206 DWG No. 2214 DWG No. 2207 DWG No. 2207 LAYOUT - 16 DWG No. 2208 PARK WOODBROOK BALLYROAN ROAD BALLYCULLEN ROAD A KEY PLAN ADDED, TITLE BLOCK AMENDED KT 06/04/17 Revision Description Initials Date Clifton Scannell Emerson LAYOUT - 40 Associates Limited Consulting Engineers, LAYOUT - 41 Seafort Lodge, Castledawson Avenue, Blackrock, Co. Dublin, LAYOUT - 39 Ireland. DWG No. 2220 40 LAYOUT - 33 T. +353 1 288 5006 39 DODDER ROAD41 LOWER DWG No. 2220 F. +353 1 283 3466 E. [email protected] DWG No. 2221 LAYOUT - 42 W. www.csea.ie RIVER DODDER DODDER PARK ROAD LAYOUT - 30 RIVERSIDE DWG No. 2217 LAYOUT - 35 COTTAGES LAYOUT - 37 OLD BRIDGE ROAD South Dublin County Council DWG No. 2219 LAYOUT - 31 LAYOUT - 34 National Transport Authority (NTA) DWG No. 2215 35 Client LAYOUT - 29 DWG No. 2216 LAYOUT - 36 DWG No. 2221 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE 37 42 LAYOUT - 32 Dodder Greenway DWG No. 2216 DWG No. 2218 Project KILVERE ROSTREVOR ROAD LAYOUT - 42 DWG No. 2217 FAIRWAYS OWENDOHER RIVER RATHFARNHAM ROAD DWG No. 2215 Proposed Overall Layout 36 Dwg. Title LAYOUT - 38 38 43 DWG No. 2218 DWG No. 2219 Drawn By JG Date April 2016 DWG No. 2222 ORWELL Checked by RG Scale 1:5000 @ A1 BALLYROAN ROAD PARK Dwg. Progress Part 8 Dwg. No. 13_102_00_2200-A OSI Licence No.: EN 0042413 © OSI/GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND A1 - © CSEA 2013 - Rev 00.
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