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A 3D image of the proposed new Naas Parish Office on the Sallins Road
An estimated €280,000 refurbishment plan for Naas Parish Office has been unveiled.
A planning application was submitted to Kildare County Council by Parish Priest Fr Liam Morgan.
Being planned is the construction of a single storey extension to to the Parish Office.
The designs include the partial demolition of the single-storey and two-storey extensions to the rear and side.
Being proposed is the construction of a single storey extension (132 square metres) to the front, side and rear of the existing building.
The extension will consist of a double-height atrium and foyer as well as offices, consultation rooms, a kitchen and toilets, according to Construction Information Services database.
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