PA0043 SUB ALAN+CATHY MCGRATH.pdf

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Our Ref: 29N.PA0043

P.A.Reg.Ref:

Your

Ref:

Alan & Cathy McGrath

Acacia

Kilmurry

Gorey

County Wexford

2nd October 2015

Dear Sir/Madam,

Re: Health Infrastructure Development comprising National Paediatric

Hospital, Innovation Centre and Family Accommodation Unit at St

James' Hospital Campus, Satellite Centres

at

Tallaght Connolly

Hospitals and Construction Compound

at

Davitt Road, Dublin.

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Our Ref: 29N.PA0043

P.A.Reg.Ref:

Your Ref:

Paul O'Neill

National Paediatric Hospital Development Board

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G.V.A.

Planning & Regeneration

Floor 2, Seagrave House

19-20 Earlsfort Terrace

Dublin 2

5th October 2015

Dear Sir,

Re:

Health Infrastructure Development comprising National Paediatric


James' Hospital Campus, Satellite Centres at Tallaght

&

Connolly

Hospitals and Construction Compound at Davitt Road, Dublin.

Enclosed for your information is a copy of submission(s) received by the Board in relation to the above mentioned

proposed development.

Ifyou have any queries in relation to the matter please contact the undersigned officer

of

the Board.

Please quote the above mentionedAn Bord Pleamila reference number in any correspondenceor telephone contact with

the Board.

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29N.PA0043

PAReg Ref:

Your Ref:

Chief

Executive Officer

Dublin City Council

Civic Offices

Wood Quay

Dublin 8

5th October 2015

Dear Sir/Madam,



James' Hospital Campus, Satellite Centres at Tallaght Connolly

Hospitals and Construction Compound

at

Davitt Road, Dublin.

An Bord Pleamlla

Enclosed for your information are two copies of submissions received by the Board in relation to the above mentioned


Please ensure that a copy of each submission is available for public inspectionat the offices of he planning authority.

If you have any queries in relation to this matter please contact the undersigned officer

of

the Board. Please quote the

above mentioned

n

Bord Pleamila reference number in any correspondenceor telephone contact with the Board.

Yours faithfully,

eran Somers

cutive Officer

Direct Line:Ol-8737107

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Ref: 29N.PA0043

P.A.Reg.Rcf:

Your Ref:

Chief Executive Officer

Fingal County Council

County Hall

Main Street

Swords

County Dublin

5th October 2015

Dear Sir/Madam,

Re:

Health Infrastructure Development comprising National Paediatric

Hospital, Innovation Centre and Family Accommodation Unit

at

St

James' Hospital Campus, Satellite Centres

at

Tallaght Connolly


Enclosed for your information

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two copies

of

submissions received by the Board in relation to the above mentioned


Please ensure that a copy

of

each submission is available for public inspection

at

the offices

of

he planning authority.

If you have any queries in relation to this matter please contact the undersigned officer of the Board. Please quote the

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Your Ref:

Chief Executive Officer

South Dublin County Council

County Hall

Tallaght

Dublin 24

5th October 2015

Dear Sir/Madam,



James' Hospital Campus, Satellite Centres at Tallaght Connolly


Enclosed for your information are two copies

of

submissions received by the Board in relation to the above mentioned


Please ensure that a copy

of

each submission is available for public inspection at the offices

of

the planning authority.

If

you have any queries in relation to this matter please contact the undersigned officer

of

the Board. Please quote the

above mentioned

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Bord Pleamlla reference number in any correspondence

or

telephone contact with the Board.

Yours faithfully,

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Acacia

Kilmurry Gorey Co Wexford

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Re: Planning application for the new Children s hospital StJames site

The Secretary

As

the

parents of a chronically ill child

we

are, once again, extremely concerned about the plans for

the

site of the new children s hospital. Our child has been sick since 2004, he has serious chronic

conditions and makes at least

12/14

visits to

Our

lady s Hospital for Sick Children Crumlin per year,

these visits are as

either

an outpatient which would be a day visit

or i f

he is acutely unwell, as

an

inpatient, which means he could be

in

the

hospital

for

2

to

3 weeks. We travel up

to

the

hospital,

with

our

son in his wheelchair with all his medical equipment, from Gorey co. Wexford. Public

transport is

out

of the question for us, and many families like us.

Once again the new site poses huge problems in two main areas which impinge greatly on the lives

of

amilies with chronically

ill

children. These two areas are parking and accessibility, two areas

which would be paramount in getting right i f we are building a new hospital.

Firstly accessibility; How

will

we be assured of easy access to a hospital that is being sited

further

into the

city

centre, further into an already existing traffic bottleneck? Once we leave

the

MSO our

route to

the

hospital should the shortest most straight forward as is possible. Many families

travelling with sick children have

to use

their cars as these children are not able to access/use public

transport. Consider the families and children in your deliberations; maybe travel with them one day

to

wholly inform yourselves.

Secondly; the proposed parking

on

the StJames site

is

1.5 parking spaces per bed. What about all

the outpatient visitors

to

the hospital? How many suitable wheelchair spaces have been provided in


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this plan?

At

present

we

park, when we

get

a parking, in OLHS in wheelchair space

at

the

far

end

of the carpark, the furthest space form the

front

entrance of the hospital. It is totally unacceptable

that

1 car park spaces are seen to be adequate

for

473 beds in a national children s hospital.

How can this be called planning? Have

the

daily visitors

to the

hospital even been considered. Once

again I suggest travel ling

with us

on a day visit

to

fully inform yourselves on the stress experienced

by us in driving to the hospital and then trying to park.

These

two

points alone make

the current

proposed site for

the

new, which is becoming old,

children s hospital disastrous and should on their

own

significance halt the process.

Yours sincerely

Alan and cathy McGrath

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OCT 2 15

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