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Change of use sought to convert former Kildare restaurant into gym. FILE PHOTOGRAPH / PIXABAY
A change of use is being sought to turn a former restaurant into a commercial gym.
According to a planning permission application currently with Kildare County Council, The Allyway Functional Training intends to renovate Unit 16 at Naas Town Shopping Centre, Naas.
At present, the applicant has a premises located at Unit 2, Milbrook, Naas.
The application also notes that the site was a former restaurant.
In addition, it shows that the applicant is seeking permission for all associated site development and facilitating works.
The date received on the application is listed as June 27 last.
The submission-by and due dates are listed as July 31 and August 21 last.
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