Planning Permission Ireland
GrantedCommercialDecided 1 June 2021

Tipper Road, Naas, Co. Kildare.

Extension of duration for demolition works and construction of a new pavilion bar, restaurant, and offices at Tipper Road, Naas.

21481 · Kildare County Council · Lodged 12 April 2021

Reference
21481
Authority
Kildare County Council
Register status
Decided
Type
EXTENSION OF DURATION
Received
12 April 2021

Summary

AI-generated

This application seeks to extend planning permission for the demolition of several structures, including a stand and kiosk. Proposed new works include a two-storey pavilion bar and restaurant, office and childcare use, a new roof over the north stand, and solar panels on stable roofs.

Commercialredevelopmentsolarchildcare
Storeys
2
Floor area
624 m²

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Official record

Development description

Extension of duration of planning ref. No. 16/217 - sought for demolition of: (1) the existing small stand; (2) the binocular hire kiosk; (3) the part-demolition of the self-service restaurant, and for (4) the removal of the existing steel roof over the north stand. Permission is also sought for new works which comprise the construction of: (5) a new 624sqm two storey pavilion bar and restaurant with a 532sqm raised viewing terrace; (6) the change of use and renovation of the remaining 327sqm of the self-service restaurant for use as offices and drop-in childcare centre; (7) the erection of a new light-weight roof structure over the north stand; (8) the installation of 450sqm of solar panels on the stable roofs; (9) the construction of a new set-down area for the childcare centre; (10) the installation of an emergency back-up generator; (11) general landscape improvement works, and (12) all necessary site works associated with the above proposals

Land-use zoning

What this land is zoned for

Open Space and AmenityOS
To protect and provide for open space, amenity and recreation provision.

National zoning type: Active open space

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within 500 m
Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
AddressDatePriceDistance
34 Kings Court, Naas, KildareApr 2026€630,000411 m
9 Kings Court, Dublin Rd, NaasSept 2025€625,000452 m

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Key dates

Timeline

  1. Application received12 April 2021
  2. Decision due6 June 2021
  3. Decision issued1 June 2021
  4. Permission expiry8 August 2026

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