Demolition works to the existing shop building…
Texaco Filling Station , Garlow Cross , Philpotstown Navan
Proposed development
Demolition works to the existing shop building, Site demolition works to include removal of jet wash slab, service bay area, remote fuel dispenser, septic tank, portacabin, compressor housing, overground fuel storage tank with bunded wall and shed; Construction of single storey extension (444sq.m) and partial two storey extension (216 sq.m) to the north east of the existing filling station building; Reconfiguration of the internal floor layout of the existing building, consisting of material change of use from retail ancillary use (12 sq.m) to retail use and material change of use from workshop use (54 sq.m) to retail use to provide an enlarged retail area (100 sq.m) with store area (50 sq.m) and café area (45sq.m); Alterations and enhancements to the existing building shopfront elevation with installation of associated signage; Installation of wastewater treatment plant and sand polishing filter. Installation of 50,000 litre overground fuel storage tank. Construction of new pressure wash slab. Construction of two concrete off-loading slabs. Construction of new service bay area with associated parking spaces. Installation of sixteen surfaced car parking spaces and six e-charging spaces. Installation of site lighting, precast kerbing, surfacing, landscaping and all associated drainage works. Significant further information/revised plans submitted on this application
What happens next
Permission was granted on 13 Jun 2024. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.
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