5. The following requirements of the Engineering Department (Drainage Division)…

5. The following requirements of the Engineering Department (Drainage Division) shall be complied with: b. A connection from this development (direct or indirect) to the public Surface Water sewer network will only be granted when the developer has obtained the written permission of the DPPDC Section. All expense associated with carrying out the connection work are the responsibility of the developer. Developers are not permitted to connect to the public Surface Water network system without written permission from the DPPDC Section. Any unauthorised connections shall be removed by the DPPDC Section at the developer’s expense. A licence will be required from the DPPDC Section to allow the connection work to be carried out. Permission of the Roads Dept must also be obtained for any work in the public roadway. c. The development shall incorporate Sustainable Drainage Systems in the management of surface water. Full details of these shall be agreed in writing with DPPDC Section prior to commencement of construction, particularly improving connectivity of the proposed SuDS measures on site. h. The developer shall submit an appropriate flood risk assessment for the proposed development, which identifies and proposes design solutions to mitigate the potential risks from all sources of flooding including coastal, fluvial, pluvial and groundwater. Reference should be made to the DEHLG/OPW Guidelines on the Planning Process and Flood Risk Management published in November 2009 and the Dublin City Development Plan 2022-2028 Strategic Flood Risk Assessment. Prior to commencement of the development the developer shall confirm in writing to the planning authority that the development has been designed such that the risk of flooding to the development has been reduced as far as is reasonably practicable, and that the proposals do not increase the risk of flooding to any adjacent or nearby area.