(i) of the demolition of the two stone farm buildings granted permission under planning…
Haynestown , Naas , Co. Kildare
Proposed development
(i) of the demolition of the two stone farm buildings granted permission under planning ref. no. 20/530, (ii) retention of the existing substructure & ground works of both buildings on site, (iii) permission for the completion of both buildings in accordance with the development envisaged in the granted permission ref. no. 20/530, which was for (a) the refurbishment of the two stone farm buildings A & B, (b) the erection of single storey additions to the side and rear of Building A, (c) the creation of a mezzanine floor in Building B, and (d) the change of use of both structures from farm storage into 5 no. tourist accommodation rental units for stays of one night to three months, and (iv) permission for all ancillary site works, to include for a revised boundary along the western side of the site, and the reutilisation as external finishes the demolition material comprising stone cladding & roof slates currently stored on site
What happens next
Permission was granted on 22 Sept 2023. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.
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