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The Main Street of Clane. File photograph.
The second public consultation for Clane Town Centre First Plan has been announced by Kildare County Council (KCC).
Announcing the news today, KCC said in a statement: "As part of the Town Centre First programme, KCC are pleased to announce the second public consultation workshop for the Clane Town Centre First Plan.
"The process so far has involved an online public survey and an initial public consultation workshop which was held in Clane GAA on November 7, 2023.
"The views and feedback from members of the public on how Clane can be developed and revitalized into a sustainable, radiant and dynamic centre have been essential to shaping this plan."
KCC continued: "The next step in the public consultation process is to hold a second workshop for members of the public to attend.
"This will be held in Clane GAA Tuesday, February 27, 2024 from 7pm to 9pm.
"Attendance is by prior registration only as numbers are limited. "
KCC concluded its statement by saying: "Anybody who would like to attend this workshop should email clanetcf@kildarecoco.ie to confirm their place."
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