The council have confirmed that the project is at the final stages of development, almost a year ahead of schedule
Kildare County Council has today issued an update on the final stages of the Kerdiffstown Park development, as it prepares to open to the public.
The Kerdiffstown Landfill Remediation Project commenced in November 2020, with a contract date for completion of construction set for April 2025. Kildare County Council has confirmed that the project is at the final stages of development, almost a year ahead of schedule.
The landfill infrastructure element of the works is currently in the final stages with snagging and commissioning works currently taking place on site. It is expected that ‘Substantial Completion’ of these works will be reached in the coming weeks. At that stage, full running of the park and ongoing landfill management, will move from the contractor, Wills Bros, to Kildare County Council.
The council can then carry out final preparations for the park to open to the public.
The new public park will include 3 full-size all-weather pitches, a playground, paths and walking trails.
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