Clanard Court Hotel , Dublin Road , Athy
N/APlanning application 2460360
Kildare - Kildare County Council
Proposed Development
for to construction an extension at the rear of the hotel consisting of a staff canteen, a bar to service the existing garden area, toilets, a covered external seating area, and all associated site development works
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- Location
- Clanard Court Hotel , Dublin Road , Athy
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Kildare County Council
- Site Area
- 2.3 ha
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 24 April 2024
- Status
- INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
- Decision
- N/A
Location
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for the construction of an extension at the rear of the hotel consisting of a staff canteen, a bar to service the existing garden area, toilets, a covered external seating area and all associated site development works
Clanard Court Hotel , Dublin Road , Athy
the construction of an extension at the rear of the hotel consisting of a staff canteen, a bar to service the existing garden area, toilets, a covered external seating area, and all associated site development works
Clanard Court Hotel , Dublin Road , Athy
for an 84 SQ. M. single-storey pitched roof 'chapel-style' building for wedding ceremonies and related uses ancillary to the hotel and all associated site development works
Clanard Court Hotel , Dublin Road , Athy
alterations and a two-storey extension (310sqm) with eight en-suite bedrooms; a single storey office and beauty treatment room extension (84sqm) and a single storey chair store extension (23sqm) and the provision of all other associated site excavation, infrastructural and site development works above and below ground
Clanard Court Hotel , Dublin Road , Athy
a single storey detached linen store to the side of existing hotel and all ancillary site development works
Clanard Court Hotel , Gallowshill , Athy
alterations and single storey extension to the Bar and Restaurant on the south/main entrance elevation and the provision of all other associated site excavation, infrastructural and site development works above and below ground
Clanard Court Hotel , Dublin Road , Athy
an extension to existing carpark, works to include: a) Provision of additional ca, truck, and bus parking. b) Provision of a children's play area and picnic amenity area. c) All associated drainage and site works
Gallowshill , Athy , Co.Kildare
Alterations to the previously permitted extension to existing carpark (planning reference 18/1485). Proposed revisions include provision of 24 hour HGV parking and construction of an embankment to create an acoustic barrier along the northwest boundary of the site,
Gallowshill , Athy , Co. Kildare
the installation of a 76.26kWp Rooftop Solar Photovoltaic Array on the roof of an existing hotel complex, consisting of 246No. photovoltaic panels mounted directly on the roof surfaces, with associated inverters and electrical service connections; a Biomass Plant Room, with 250kW Boiler and Flue, and a Biomass Fuel Store; and a circa 93kWp Ground Mounted Solar Photovoltaic Array consisting of 300No. photovoltaic panels, located behind the hotel complex on its associated northern field, with all associated inverters, electrical/energy service connections, and all associated services and works
Clanard Court Hotel , Dublin Road , Athy
an extension to existing carpark, works to include: Provision of additional car, truck and bus parking. Provision of a children's play area and picnic amenity area. All associated drainage and site works
Gallowshill , Athy , Co. Kildare.
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