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Application lodged for changes to approved hospital development in Carlow
Euro Care International Ltd have applied to Carlow County Council to make a number of alterations to a previously approved development of a health park at Ballylennon, Pollerton Little, Co Carlow.
Their plans have been lodged this week and include a request to redesign its proposed hospital and nursing home into a proposed double storey 140-bedroom nursing home and hospital.
If approved, the changes would also include the provision of bicycle parking facilities for 28 bicycles, the completion of car parking, landscaping, internal services, yards, ESB transformer room and refuse area.
A decision on these changes is due from the council by January 14, 2021.
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