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Newlands Cross Upgrade EIS - European Investment Bank

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South Dublin County Council N7 <strong>Newlands</strong> <strong>Cross</strong> <strong>Upgrade</strong><br />

Environmental Impact Statement<br />

PVB Present Value Benefits, used in Cost Benefit Analysis.<br />

QBC Quality Bus Corridor.<br />

Receptor Any element in the environment which is subject to impacts 11 .<br />

Reinforced Earth Reinforced Earth is a mechanically stabilized earth and is a soil<br />

constructed with artificial reinforcing. Steel grids or meshes and<br />

several types of geosynthetics can be used for reinforcement.<br />

Response Actions taken to ameliorate and enhance the consequence effects<br />

from design.<br />

Runoff Water draining across a surface usually following precipitation.<br />

Site Installations Installations would include temporary offices, canteen, work<br />

shops and other facilities necessary for the running of a<br />

construction site.<br />

SO2<br />

Arup Consulting Engineers<br />

Sulphur dioxide<br />

Statutory Consultees Organisations and authorities stipulated by legislation to be<br />

notified by a competent authority if an application is made which<br />

might give that organisation a cause for concern 12 .<br />

Storage Length The length of a facility which can be used to stack vehicles<br />

without obstructing other traffic movements.<br />

Sub-structure Sub-structure refers to any structural elements of the bridge<br />

which act as a foundation or support for the bridge deck, namely<br />

the bridge piers and abutments.<br />

Timescale The period in which the forecast effect is anticipated to occur,<br />

typically represented as immediate, short term, medium term or<br />

long term.<br />

TRL Transport Research Laboratory, UK.<br />

Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) Organic compounds which evaporate and contribute to (air<br />

pollution through production of secondary pollutants such as<br />

ozone).<br />

VMS Variable Message Signage<br />

December 2007

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