Planning application · Laois County Council

carry out development which will consist of : 1. Proposed two storey Veterinary Clinic…

LEA ROAD , PORTARLINGTON , CO.LAOIS

2560641 · LaoisIn Assessment
Reference
2560641
Planning authority
Laois County Council
Received
8 Oct 2025
Status
In Assessment
Use
other
Floor area
213 m²
Site area
0.9 ha

Proposed development

carry out development which will consist of : 1. Proposed two storey Veterinary Clinic for small animals comprising ground floor area 160.5msq and first floor area of 52.5mq. Ground floor comprising 2 no. treatment rooms, prep room / surgery, Reception / Waiting area, Xray, Cattery, Kennels and Grooming area. First floor comprising of Office and Staff facilities 2. Two no. Proposed signage 3. Reuse existing agricultural entrance off the Lea Road, Portarlington, Co.Laois Comprising of new gates and piers 4. and All associate site works

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