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06 Sept 2025
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A visual of the new warehouse
Planning permission has been granted for a brand-new 'warehousing / industrial / logistics building' situated between Naas and Newbridge.
The facility is being developed by Green Urban Logistics Development Corporation Limited for Site 34 on Rowan Tree Road & Elm Road, Momentum Logistics Park, Ladytown, Naas.
The warehousing / industrial / logistics building is 1,8938 square metres and 16.8m in height.
The building will include: ancillary office space, a reception area, a lobby, circulation areas, tea stations, stores, toilets and shower facilities.
Permission was also granted for the following:
- 21 dock levellers and four doors on grade for loading and unloading of Heavy Goods Vehicles
- 130 car parking spaces (including seven EV parking spaces and seven accessible parking spaces), six motorbike parking spaces and 112 secure bicycle parking spaces
- Two new vehicular access / egress points.
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