The closing date for submissions on a proposed 342-dwelling development in Cabinteely will close next week.
Plans for the 8.24ha Brennanstown site, which is bounded by Lehaunstown Lane to the west, Carrickmines Stream to the south and, Cabinteely Stream to the east, were lodged with Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council last month.
The 342-dwelling project forms part of the Cherrywood SDZ and will consist of 189 apartments, 28 duplex units, 60 triplex units and 65 four-bedroom houses.
A childcare facility is also included in the proposal.
A temporary haul route that would connect directly with the N11 will also be built during construction.
The application reads: "This temporary haul route would connect directly to the N11 via the proposed Junction Q and includes for a culvert, or temporary bridge crossing at the Cabinteely Stream.
"The proposed temporary haul route comprises a 4m wide unbound haul road approximately 160m long, and will be constructed from approximately CH 560m on Druid's Glen Road to a proposed site compound area to the west thereof measuring approximately 30m wide and up to 45m long in plan area and will be situated at, or above the 30m site contour.
"This site compound will be made available to the Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council Contractor building the Druid's Glen Road from N11 to point P3.
"Following the sectional completion of Druid's Glen Road, the proposed temporary haul road will be available to accommodate construction traffic associated with the appointed contractor(s) responsible for the development of the subject lands (as per any planning permission granted).
"It is proposed that this temporary haul route would remain available until the permanent bridge crossing the Cabinteely Steam becomes operational."
The closing date for submissions on the proposal is December 16.
