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Change of use has been sought for a Kildare-based acupuncture clinic.
Applicants Joseph and Bridget Heavey are seeking planning permission from Kildare County Council (KCC) for the request, which is related to The Natural Medicine Centre and Acupuncture Clinic on 30A Lower Eyre Street in Newbridge.
Specifically, Mr and Ms Heavey intend to change the property to a one-bed residential unit.
The proposed works would also include minor changes to front and rear elevations, together with all associated drainage and site works.
According to documents lodged with KCC, the date received is listed as March 15 last, while the submission-by and due dates are listed as April 18 and May 9 respectively.
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