for the construction of a new Wellness Facility to include: 2 No. sauna units…
Johnstownbridge , Enfield , Co. Kildare.
Proposed development
for the construction of a new Wellness Facility to include: 2 No. sauna units, 1 No. Jacuzzi, 2 No. hot tubs, Reception building with changing facilities and toilets, 2 No. padel courts, Bicycle parking, Car parking including 2 No. EV charging spaces, Rainwater harvesting system, connection to existing hotel watermains, foul sewer and surface water facilities on site, new site boundary treatment and all associated site works. Revised by Significant further Information which consists of: Permission for the construction of a new Wellness Facility comprising 2 no. sauna units, 1 no. jacuzzi, 2 no. hot tubs, reception building with changing facilities and toilets, 2 no. padel courts, bicycle parking, car parking including 2 no. EV charging spaces, rainwater harvesting system, connection to existing hotel watermains, foul sewer and surface water facilities, new site boundary treatment and all associated site works
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