Today Is The Deadline For Submission To 4 Kildare Town Draft Renewal Plans.

Friday, 15 October 2021 07:05

A combined total of 16 submissions have been made on the documents.

Today is the finaly day on which locals can make submissions on 4 separate Kildare town draft renewal plans.

Kildare County Council opened public consultations on proposals for Ardclough, Derrinturn, Johnstownbridge and Straffan on September 22nd.

3 submissions have been made, apiece, to the Arclough and Derrinturn documents

4 have been made to the Johnstownbridge draft, and 6 to Straffan.

The plans are intended to create design plans for each of the settlements.

They are available here

Submissions on all four drafts are being accepted until this afternoon

🔊 There are currently 4 Draft Town Renewal Plans open for online consultations

💡 This is an exciting opportunity to shape the future of your community in Kildare

Have your say ➡️https://t.co/TUjOq4YwDf pic.twitter.com/zplkEI4ixG
— Kildare County Council (@KildareCoCo) October 14, 2021

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