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Kildare County Council headquarters at Aras Chill Dara, Naas
Kildare County Council is seeking further information about a plan to build 183 houses at Jigginstown.
Ardstone Capital Partners, a fund which targets residential development, wants to build the development, mainly (134 units) three-bed two storey terrace and semi-detached dwellings, as well as a small number of four bedroom houses.
The planning application also envisages a childcare centre with a ground floor area of 324 square metres and the closure of existing temporary vehicular access road to Primrose Garden, on a 16 acre site.
The planning was lodged with Kildare County Council last November and the applicant has until early June to provide the information.
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