The postal service raises issues of noise for residents coming from nearby sorting office
A major new set of city centre apartment blocks reaching 19 storeys have been recommended to Belfast Council, despite concerns from Royal Mail.
Within the wider area there are a mix of uses including Royal Mail sorting office on Tomb Street, a residential facility on Corporation St/Waring St/Tomb St along with residential, commercial and business uses. The postal service said “noise from existing Royal Mail use is likely to affect residential amenity, and mitigation measures are essential”.
The council report states: “Communal and private amenity space solely for the use of residents is provided throughout the development at a number of locations including ground floor residential lounges, raised amenity space in the internal courtyard, rooftop terraces and private balconies.
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