Nicholastown, Athy, Co. Kildare
Retention of a farm machinery showroom, workshop, office, and change of use of a farmyard in Athy.
2461209 · Kildare County Council · Lodged 16 November 2024
- Reference
- 2461209
- Authority
- Kildare County Council
- Register status
- Withdrawn
- Type
- RETENTION
- Received
- 16 November 2024
Summary
AI-generatedRetention permission is sought for the material change of use of part of a farmyard for farm machinery sales and storage, alongside an existing replacement building used as a showroom, workshop, and office. It also seeks to retain site boundary fencing and a seasonal vehicular entrance.
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Official record
Development description
For the material change of use of part of an existing farmyard for the sales and temporary storage of farm machinery (mainly tractors), retention permission for existing replacement farm machinery building currently used as farm machinery showroom, workshop and sales preparation area at ground floor level, retention of ancillary office at first floor level, retention of existing site boundary fencing along the r418 road and retention permission for seasonal vehicular entrance onto r418 asconstructed and all associated site works
Key dates
Timeline
- Application received16 November 2024
- Further information requested17 January 2025
- Application withdrawn31 July 2025
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