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The development has been proposed by Dunform Properties Limited.
Planning permission for a large-scale residential development in Clane is being sought by a Maynooth-based company.
The development has been proposed by Dunform Properties Limited, which has applied to Kildare County Council to construct the development on lands located in Capdoo, Clane (The application is specifically seeking extention of duration in relation to the proposed project).
According to the description on the present application: "The development will consist of a 366 number (of units) new residential development, a childcare facility, a new Link Road, and all associated site works, as per reference ABP-304632-19."
The date received on the application is listed as April 5 last, while the due date is listed as May 30.
There is no submission-by date listed on the application.
The business information website SoloCheck.ie, shows that Dunform Properties Ltd was established in 2020.
Dunform Properties Ltd specialises in the 'construction of residential and non-residential buildings.'
It has a registered address listed as 62 Hayfield, Maynooth, County Kildare (W23 VH52).
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