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The application was made by Port Meadow Veterinary Holding Limited. Photograph provided by Pixabay.
A veterinary hospital is being sought for one business park located within South Kildare.
Port Meadow Veterinary Holding Limited is seeking planning permission from Kildare County Council to construct the veterinary hospital in Block 2 of the Link Business Park, Naas Road, in Kilcullen.
According to the application, Port Meadow Veterinary Holding Ltd intends to to retain the existing industrial unit, and the company is also applying for permission for the subsequent change of use from industrial use to veterinary hospital.
This change of use would include elevation changes being made to the front and side of the unit.
Permission is also being sought for all associated site works and services.
The date received is listed as January 25, while the submission-by and due dates are listed as February 28 and March 20 respectively.
Port Meadow Veterinary Holding Ltd was established in September of 2014, according to the business information website vision-net.ie.
The company has an address listed as Unit 2, Ida Industrial Estate, Monread Road, Naas, County Kildare.
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