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Three new industrial units have been proposed for a business park located in County Kildare.
Documents lodged with Kildare County Council (KCC) show that Coralwheel (Irl) Limited is seeking consent to to construct the new units in one block at Clane Business Park on the Kilcock Road in Clane.
Coralwheel Ltd is also seeking permission from KCC for ancillary offices, a new vehicular road entrance, car and bicycle parking, boundary treatments, and all ancillary associated works.
The date received is listed as October 28 last, while the submission-by and due dates are listed as December 1 and December 22 respectively.
According to the website Open Corporates, Coralwheel Ltd was set up in April of 2014.
The company has an address listed at Leinster Lodge in Maynooth.
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