Planning applications in Kilcullen

180-Unit Residential Development, New Abbey Road, Kilcullen

A Large-scale Residential Development (LRD) consisting of 180 no. dwellings (152 no. houses, 20 no. duplexes and 8 no. apartments) a creche (261sq.m), 2 no. medical/healthcare units (265sq.m) and offices (921sq.m) along with a wastewater pumping station and all ancillary development and associated site works all on lands measuring 6.6 hectares. The proposed residential units include: • 152 no. two and three storey, semi-detached/ terraced houses (85 no. 3-beds – C1, C2, C3 &E- and 67 no. 4-beds – B, B1 & F) • 20 no. duplex over single units (10 no. 1-bed ground floor units – H1 - with 10 no. 2 bed units over – H2) • 8 no. apartments (2-bed units - G), above a commercial ground floor, over 2 blocks. The commercial element will be located at the north end of the site and will consist of 3 no. blocks (A, B & C). Blocks A & B are three storeys high and will have commercial uses at ground floor and apartments over (Type G). Block C will be a 4 storey office block. The ancillary development will consist of including 369 no. car parking spaces (including EV charging spaces and disabled parking spaces), 106 no. cycle parking spaces (including covered spaces), public and communal open spaces, hard and soft landscaping, play area, SuDs features, boundary treatments, waste management areas/bin stores, internal roads, footpaths, cycle lanes and services provision (including pumping station) and all associated site works. The proposed vehicular and pedestrian access will be via 2 no. access points off New Abbey Road, one to the north and one to the east. A pedestrian and cyclist access is proposed to Sunbury Close. The proposed development also involves works on lands owned by Kildare County Council (New Abbey Road, R413) relating to traffic calming (0.33 ha) and new footpath. The proposed development will involve the demolition of the existing agricultural buildings to the north-west of the site (513.5sq.m). The Planning Application may be inspected online at the following website: www.newabbeyroadlrd.ie. Revised by Significant Further Information which consists of: •Adjustment to site layout to allow for the design of two new access/exit points as potential connection points for the proposed Kilcullen Relief Road, which connects the development at the south and south-east boundaries; • Removal of six number 4-bedroom houses (Type B) and replace with six number 3-bedroom houses (four x Type C2 and two x Type E); • Two new height options for reduction in height of

New Abbey Road , Nicholastown , Kilcullen · 11 Dec 2024

Kilcullen Business Campus Logistics Centre Amendments

amendments to the regional distribution warehouse/logistics centre permitted under Ref.: 2422. (A) Alterations to the internal layout, including a reduction in the gross floor area from 3238sq.m to 2583sq.m. (B) Alterations to include the changes to the proposed main building to include first storey ancillary offices, staff facilities and drivers waiting area located on the first floor and (C) Alterations to internal layout to include change of use of warehouse space to truck maintenance area with 3no. service areas to the ground floor of the building envelope. (D) Alterations ancillary to the main building to include a 5.6m high truck wash. The development includes minor alterations to soft and hard landscaping, and permitted car parking layout along with all associated site development works

Site 11 , Kilcullen Business Campus , Kilcullen · 23 Dec 2025

Sand and Gravel Quarry Extension and Restoration, Kilcullen

a planning application area of c. 20.6 hectares consisting of a combined proposed extraction area (Area 1, c. 10.3 hectares) and proposed early reinstatement area (Area 2, c. 10.3 hectares). Area 1 will consist of an extension to the west of the existing sand and gravel pit with an extraction footprint of c. 8.7 hectares. The sand and gravel extraction (c. 2.4m tonnes) will be dry working above the water table. Stripping and storage of topsoil and overburden materials from the extension lands for reuse in the restoration works. Restoration of the extraction area will be to a beneficial agricultural after-use and form part of the restoration of the extraction area, as permitted under planning ref. 17/1224 (ABP-302199-18). Area 2 will consist of an amendment to the permitted extraction area of planning ref. 17/1224 (ABP-302199-18) by the omission of a c. 4.7 hectare area and the early reinstatement of a partially extracted c. 2.7 hectare area of the existing permitted c. 7.4 hectares extraction area. It is proposed that the duration of the proposed development would run concurrent with that of planning ref. 17/1224 (ABP-302199-18), which is due to expire on 17/02/2039. An Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIAR) has been prepared in respect of this planning application

Corbally and Brownstown townlands , Kilcullen , Co. Kildare · 26 Mar 2020