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05 Apr 2026
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Millennium Park
A planning application has been submitted to Kildare County Council for the construction a two-storey office/laboratories building in Millennium Park in Naas.
Classic Technology, which is currently based in the M7 Business Park, is behind the proposed development.
The company is a specialist in instrumentation calibration and maintenance.
The plans for Millennium Park include a reception entrance area, staff toilets, a shower room, a goods-in delivery area and a storage area on the ground floor.
There will be a manager's office, staff canteen facilities and staff toilets on the first floor.
Permission is also sought for a 27-space surface car park with three e-car charging points.
There are also 20 covered cycle parking spaces planned.
The designs include a new vehicle access road with footpath on both sides and a cycle lane.
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