Planning application · Kildare County Council

for a material alteration to the previously approved development (Pl. Ref. 24/60683).…

Shanrath (Townparks TD) , Athy , Co. Kildare

2561098 · KildareIn Assessment
Reference
2561098
Planning authority
Kildare County Council
Received
24 Sept 2025
Status
In Assessment
Site area
0.13 ha

Proposed development

for a material alteration to the previously approved development (Pl. Ref. 24/60683). The changes pertain to no. 56 (a 3-bed Type F dwelling) and no.55 (a 3-bed Type A dwelling). The main alterations include: a) A reduction in ground floor ceiling height resulting in a corresponding reduction in overall height, b) Increased Building Depth leading to a proportional increase in floor area, and c) Associated internal modifications together with alterations to the external elevations.

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