for an equine bloodstock breeding facility. The proposed equine bloodstock breeding…
Guidenstown South , Co. Kildare
Proposed development
for an equine bloodstock breeding facility. The proposed equine bloodstock breeding facility will involve consolidation and relocation of an established breeding business in the UK and Ireland to this location. The proposed development will consist of: A) Demolishing existing unroofed derelict building (in ruins) with materials to be reused as part of the new development, B) Construction of a new single storey stable block with a 2 storey element that will cater for 16 stable units, staff canteen, offices, viewing area, toilet facilities and associated car parking areas, C) Construction of a new equine barn with 20 horse stalls and ancillary rooms, D) Construction of staff accommodation in the form of 3 no. single storey terraced units with associated car parking areas, E) Construction of a farm managers house in the form of a part 2 storey, part single storey dwelling with a single storey integrated garage, F) Construction of a single storey isolation stable block, G) Construction of an agricultural shed providing a covered paddock area, H) Construction of a fillies barn, I) Construction of a horse walker and horse lunging ring, J) Construction of a machinery shed and an agricultural shed for hay storage with ancillary manure pit, K) Construction of a horse loading bay and wash bay area, L) Installation of waste water treatment systems to cater for all residential and equine buildings, including the installation of underground tanks, M) Upgrade to existing vehicular entrance, N) Installation of a new well , O) Construction of internal access roads, additional car parking (including EV spaces), landscaping, boundary treatments, lighting and all ancillary site works
What happens next
Permission was granted on 6 Feb 2025. 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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