Craddockstown Court , Naas , Co. Kildare — planning application KILDARE 171187

What’s proposed

an infill development of two residential blocks (22 no. apartments in total) within the curtilage of Craddockstown Court Apartments. Both new blocks (Block E and Block F) will be four storeys in height and included 11 no. apartments (i.e. 3 x 1 bedroom and 8 x 2 bedroom apartments) in each block. This will bring the total number of apartments on site to 69. A basement level to Block F is proposed to provide for car parking, cycle storage and a bin store. Each apartment will have private amenity space provided by a terrace at ground floor or a balcony for apartments above ground floor level. The application proposes an additional 39 no. car parking spaces bringing the total car parking provision to 112 no. spaces on site. The application includes the demolition of an existing refuse store (c.37m2) and construction of four new refuse stores of c.13sqm to cater for apartments within Blocks B-E. Refuse storage for Block F is proposed within the basement. The application proposes significant landscaping including the provision of a green walkway through the east of the site; a revised vehicular entrance and all other associated works

Planning details

Reference: 171187
Local authority: Kildare County Council
Status: Appeal decided — granted · register status “APPLICATION FINALISED”
Received: 24 Oct 2017
Observations close: 28 Nov 2017 (closed 3232 days ago)
Decision due: 18 Dec 2017 · decided 14 Dec 2017
Decision: Refused on 14 Dec 2017
Proposed development: an infill development of two residential blocks (22 no. apartments in total) within the curtilage of Craddockstown Court Apartments. Both new blocks (Block E and Block F) will be four storeys in height and included 11 no. apartments (i.e. 3 x 1 bedroom and 8 x 2 bedroom apartments) in each block. This will bring the total number of apartments on site to 69. A basement level to Block F is proposed to provide for car parking, cycle storage and a bin store. Each apartment will have private amenity space provided by a terrace at ground floor or a balcony for apartments above ground floor level. The application proposes an additional 39 no. car parking spaces bringing the total car parking provision to 112 no. spaces on site. The application includes the demolition of an existing refuse store (c.37m2) and construction of four new refuse stores of c.13sqm to cater for apartments within Blocks B-E. Refuse storage for Block F is proposed within the basement. The application proposes significant landscaping including the provision of a green walkway through the east of the site; a revised vehicular entrance and all other associated works
As published by the register.
Site area: 1.32 ha from the mapped boundary, not the council's figure
Applicant: Not published — the national feed carries no applicant name council register

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Appeal

Appeal 300733-18 (status unknown), not yet matched.

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Craddockstown Court, Naas, Co. Kildare

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