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Leixlip United Football Club has submitted a planning application to Kildare County Council for the construction of a new 183sqm, two-storey clubhouse.
The plans involve demolishing the existing generator steel fencing surround with provision for new masonry shed to house a generator.
The plans also involve demolishing the existing temporary prefabricated structures with provision for new metal clad industrial storage building; and demolishing the existing dugout.
The existing temporary prefabricated structure called ‘meeting room’ is to be demolished, with provision for new 183sqm two storey clubhouse to include an outdoor terrace, new disabled access route, new roof mounted solar panels, new bicycle rack area, and new soakaway pit.
There are no proposed works to existing clubhouse which will remain in use as changing facilities.
There are plans for new connections into existing drainage and services and all associated site works.
The architect in charge of the project is OA Studios.
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