Almost 3,700 submissions received on Curragh Plains survey
Consultation process
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Almost 3,700 submissions have been received as part of The Curragh Plains preliminary consultation process, according to Kildare County Council.
It said the Paul Hogarth Company on behalf of Kildare County Council and the Department of Defence undertook a preliminary consultation process with regard to the conservation and management of the Curragh Plains.
The public were invited to have their say and submit a response through The Curragh Plains website – www.curraghplains.ie.
The preliminary consultation received a phenomenal response with almost 3,700 submissions received. The findings are now available to view on the Curragh Plains website, it said.
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Naas pop-up coffee shop seeks planning permission
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One of the pop-up coffee shops that has opened in Naas is seeking planning permission.
In common with many other towns, Naas has seen a plethora of these enterprises launched since the pandemic led to movement restrictions over a year ago.
Froth Coffee Ltd has applied for retention to Kildare County Council.
Retention planning applications are generally made for unauthorised structures and are a common feature of the planning system.
Froth Coffee has applied to retain the drive-thru coffee pod “offering customer’s convenience and barista coffee all in one offering”, according to a planning document.