Planning application · Kildare County Council

for minor amendments to the permitted Large Scale Residential Development KCC Reg. Ref…

Blackparks , Athy , Co. Kildare

2560337 · KildareClosed
Reference
2560337
Planning authority
Kildare County Council
Received
2 Apr 2025
Decided
27 May 2025
Status
Closed
Site area
0.015 ha

Proposed development

for minor amendments to the permitted Large Scale Residential Development KCC Reg. Ref. 23/656 and ABP-318365-23 (currently under construction) for reconstruction of the northern boundary wall between the subject site and Tonlegee Lawns, resulting in the omission of the pedestrian/cycle links as required by condition 3 of the ABP-318365-23 grant of permission. All associated works and landscaping treatments. The remainder of the development will remain as permitted under KCC Reg. Reg. 23/656 and ABP-318365-23

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Permission was refused on 27 May 2025. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.

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