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5361- Kilmainhamwood Compost Facility Extension- EIS<br />

Volume IV: Appendices<br />

All supporting documentation and references, referred to in the EIS text body (Volume II) are included<br />

in this volume.<br />

1.5 SCOPING OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA)<br />

As part of the EIA process, TOBIN Consulting Engineers contacted the Planning Authority, Meath<br />

County Council on 2 nd February 2009, to arrange a pre-planning meeting. Meath County Council issued<br />

a letter on the 6 th February 2009 confirming a date of a pre-planning meeting and requested additional<br />

information on the project. On the 19 th February 2009 this additional information was delivered to Meath<br />

County Council. A formal pre-planning meeting was held on 27 th February 2009 to discuss the scope<br />

and extent of the EIA. Mr. Padraig O Shea (Meath Co. Co.) and Mr. Tim O Leary (Meath Co. Co.) met<br />

with Mr. Tom McDonnell (Thorntons Recycling), Mr. Pat O Neill (TOBIN Consulting Engineers) and<br />

David Jenkins (Burke Jenkins) to discuss the proposed development.<br />

On the 25 th February 2009 a meeting was held with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).<br />

TOBIN and Thorntons Recycling met with Mr. Donal Grant and Dr. Helen Creed of the EPA to discuss<br />

the proposed development.<br />

TOBIN also undertook a process of consultations with various statutory and interested parties. In<br />

accordance with Section 4 of the Advice Notes on Current Practice in the preparation of Environmental<br />

Impact Statements (EPA, 2003), the consultation process consisted of consultation with competent<br />

bodies, statutory bodies and interested parties. The primary objective of involving competent bodies,<br />

statutory bodies and interested parties in the Environmental Impact Assessment process is to aid<br />

scoping of the Environmental Impact Assessment and to allow all parties to highlight issues of concern.<br />

A copy of correspondence sent to and received from Consultees is included in Appendix 1.1.<br />

For inspection purposes only.<br />

Consent of copyright owner required for any other use.<br />

Table 1.1 lists the various parties consulted during the preparation of the Environmental Impact<br />

Assessment.<br />

Table 1.1 List of Consultees contacted during EIA<br />

Consultees Date of<br />

Correspondence<br />

Date of Response<br />

Meath County Council – Planning 23/03/2009 -<br />

Meath County Council – Environment 23/03/2009 -<br />

Meath County Council – Roads 23/03/2009 24/03/2009<br />

Meath County Council– Sanitary and Water 23/03/2009 25/03/2009<br />

Eastern Regional Fisheries Board 23/03/2009 07/04/2009<br />

Environmental Protection Agency 23/03/2009 26/03/2009<br />

Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food 23/03/2009 31/03/2009 and<br />

01/05/2009<br />

National Parks and Wildlife Service 23/03/2009 -<br />

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