For a mixed use development.

Application details

Planning reference

171278

Council

Kildare County Council

Proposal description

For a mixed use development. The site is bounded to the front (north-west) by Church Street and to the rear (south-east) by the Royal Canal. The proposed development consists of the demolition of (i) the existing Corscaddens Hotel; (ii) associated outbuildings and stables to the rear and (iii) an existing dormer dwelling in the south-west of the site. The proposed development consists of the construction of a new 3 storey building fronting onto Church Street accommodating 1 No. retail unit (144sqm) and 1 No. café (144sqm) at ground floor and 4 No. own door, 3 bed duplex units overhead. To the rear, it is proposed to construct 40 No. dwellings comprised of 8 No. 2 storey, 3 bed semi-detached houses; 8 No. 2 storey, 3 bed terraced townhouses, and 12 No. ground floor 2 bed apartments with 12 No. 3 bed duplex units overhead in 6 No. three storey buildings. The proposed development also includes for all associated site development and infrastructural works, car and bicycle parking, bin storage, open spaces and landscaping and protection of adjoining properties, all on a site area of 0.96ha., with one No. vehicular access point to be provided off Church Street and one No. pedestrian access point provided to the Royal Canal at rear of site at Corscaddens Hotel and grounds. Revised by significant further information consisting OF.......

Location / address

Church Street , Kilcock , Co. Kildare.

Application type

PERMISSION

Received / registered

14 Nov 2017

Council decision

REFUSED

Council decision date

16 Aug 2018

Appeal lodged

11 Sept 2018

Appeal decision date

19 Feb 2019

Planning timeline

Key dated milestones from the planning record.

1. Application received

   14 Nov 2017

2. Further information requested

   17 Jan 2018

3. Further information received

   23 Jul 2018

4. Decision: REFUSED

   16 Aug 2018

5. Appeal lodged

   11 Sept 2018

6. Appeal decided

   19 Feb 2019