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Planning permission has been sought for the construction of a three storey accommodation building in County Kildare.
The application, submitted by the Nurney-based Padell Homes, seeks permission from Kildare County Council (KCC) for the construction of a three storey accommodation building consisting of one bedroom self-contained units over three floors, in addition to all associated services and reception rooms at Cross Keys, in Monasterevin Road/Claremore Street at Kildare Town.
Permission to facilitate connection to existing services and all ancillary works is also specified in the documents.
December 12 is the listed submission-by date, while the due date is listed as January 1 next year.
The date received is listed as November 8.
It is understood that the application is currently in the pre-validation stage.
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