Permission for replacement of 2No. internally illuminated fascia letter signs…
KFC Drive-thru Restaurant, Unit 2/4 Building B, Lidl Retail Park, Nangor Road, Clondalkin, D22 W2Y4
Proposed development
Permission for replacement of 2No. internally illuminated fascia letter signs, 1No. replacement panel to existing entrance box sign, 1No. new high level box sign to rear elevation, addition of 1No. new internally illuminated split bucket portal door surround at main entrance, 3No. new non-illuminated vinyl graphic signs applied to existing rendered blockwork walls, replacement sign panels to 2No. existing non-illuminated ground fixed directional signs and 2No. high level directional panel signs, replacement of 1No. existing non-illuminated height restrictor sign panel at drive-thru, replacement sign panels to 1No. non-illuminated totem site sign, and replacement of existing wall mounted main menu boards with 1No. new ground fixed double digital screen menu board at drive-thru entrance.
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