Redevelopment of the existing service station at Beechgrove Service Station

Proposed development

Permission for the redevelopment of the existing service station at Beechgrove Service Station, Drogheda. The development consists of the demolition/removal of the existing shop, canopy and other above ground structures and infrastructure; the removal or retention on site of all underground fuel storage tanks and ancillary underground infrastructure. The construction of a 24 hour, unmanned, service station. The unmanned service station includes 3 pump islands and 6 fueling bays; a forecourt canopy; off set fill location and enclosure; new underground fuel storage tanks (4x50,000litre fuel storage tanks) and associated underground infrastructure; two self-service car wash bays (manual lance car wash type) and car wash enclosure and associated underground infrastructure; single vehicle, service bay space for air, water and Adblue; and a Control/Storage building. Reuse of the existing access and exit points to create a dedicated one way system. New and/or enhanced boundary treatments; all drainage associated with the development including SUDS measures and petrol interceptors. All works associated with the development. All signage proposed including a single operator totem sign

Planning status

Permission was granted on 25 Nov 2024. The four-week appeal period has passed with no appeal recorded, so the permission is final. Works can start once a commencement notice is lodged; the register gives its end as 25 Dec 2029.

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