GrantedIndustrialDecided 20 August 2024

c. 3.4 Ha site in the townlands of Kilmacredock Upper and Moortown, Celbridge, Co. Kildare

Construction of a light industrial unit and a vehicle servicing building with associated parking.

2487 · Kildare County Council · Lodged 6 March 2024

Reference: 2487
Authority: Kildare County Council
Register status: Decided
Type: PERMISSION
Received: 6 March 2024

Summary

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The development comprises a 1,533 sqm light industrial unit with ancillary offices and a 1,855 sqm building for vehicle servicing and storage. The project also includes 76 car parking spaces, HGV marshalling yards, and modified water attenuation areas on a 3.4-hectare site.

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Floor area: 3,388 m²

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Development description

The development will principally comprise of the construction of 1 no. Light industrial unit with ancillary offices, staff facilities and associated development and 1 no. Building for the servicing of vehicles and associated storage/depot as follows: unit x (light industrial) will have a maximum parapet height of 13 metres (with a projecting window over with a maximum height of 16.3 metres), with a gross floor area of c. 1,533 sqm including a workshop area (c. 1,364 sqm) and ancillary office space and staff facilities (c. 169 sqm); and unit y (for the storage and servicing of vehicles) will have a maximum height of 13 metres with a gross floor area of c. 1,855 sqm including a workshop area (c. 1,546 sqm) and ancillary office and staff facilities (c. 309 sqm). The development will also include: the repositioning and modification of the permitted attenuation including the provision of 2 no. Additional attenuation areas; vehicular and pedestrian access points; 76 no. Car parking spaces, loading bay; bicycle parking; hgv marshalling yards; level access goods doors; gates; signage; internal roadways; lighting; plant; boundary treatments; hard & soft landscaping; and all associated site development works above and below ground. The development also partially amends a permitted warehouse and light industrial development (as granted under kcc reg. Ref. 22/627), specifically relating to the modification of the attenuation strategy

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Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
Address	Date	Price	Distance
51 Ardath Crescent, Crodaun, Celbridge	Oct 2025	€545,000	445 m

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Key dates

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Application received6 March 2024
Further information requested25 April 2024
Further information received30 July 2024
Decision due26 August 2024
Decision issued20 August 2024
Grant issued1 October 2024
Permission expiry30 September 2029

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