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

If necessary the weighbridge may also be used to record details of construction materials required for<br />

the proposed development of the <strong>facility</strong> extensions.<br />

2.3.2 Site Security<br />

Site security arrangements to prevent unauthorised access at the <strong>facility</strong> include the following:<br />

• Secure <strong>compost</strong>ing building involving mass concrete walls and lockable steel doors;<br />

• Fencing around the entire boundary of the <strong>compost</strong>ing <strong>facility</strong>;<br />

• A 2.4m high by 7m wide lockable gate that is closed outside normal operating times, located at the<br />

site entrance at the R162;<br />

• A 2.4m high by 7m wide lockable gate that is closed outside normal operating times, located at the<br />

inner <strong>facility</strong> entrance;<br />

• The site access at the R162 includes stonewalls and pillars;<br />

• Stock proof fencing;<br />

In addition to the above, site signage indicating opening times and contact details is maintained at the<br />

site entrance. All visitors to the site are required to sign in and out at the site office. The site security<br />

infrastructure is checked daily and any damage is immediately temporarily repaired with any additional<br />

permanent repair executed within 48 hours of discovery.<br />

2.3.3 Site Accommodation<br />

Presently, office and employee welfare accommodation of a temporary nature is provided at the<br />

Kilmainhamwood Compost <strong>facility</strong> in the form of portacabins. As part of the current application, it is<br />

proposed to construct a <strong>facility</strong> administration building as shown on Drawing No. 5281-2402 and<br />

Drawing No. 5281-2405 and described in Section 2.2.<br />

2.3.4 Site Road<br />

For inspection purposes only.<br />

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

As part of the development of the existing <strong>facility</strong>, a 5m wide road of approximately 0.85km in length<br />

was constructed parallel to the original passage/driveway (and on the opposite side of the earthen bank<br />

which is topped with shrubs and some mature trees) to facilitate the movement of biowaste delivery<br />

vehicles from the R162 regional road to the <strong>compost</strong>ing <strong>facility</strong>. As this road approaches the R162<br />

regional road it diverges (to the south) away from the original passage/driveway so as to provide<br />

adequate visibility on both sides of the site entrance.<br />

This is an unpaved road consisting of approximately 300mm of granular material such as recovered<br />

construction and demolition waste on rockfill to suitable formation.<br />

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