Change of use of 1.1ha agricultural lands to a vehicle storage compound at Whitecross, Julianstown
Whitecross, Julianstown, Co. Meath
1.5 ha · Lodged
Planning application 2660492 to Meath County Council: Change of use of 1.1ha agricultural lands to a vehicle storage compound, at Whitecross, Julianstown. A council decision is due by 23 June 2026.
Timeline
- Application lodged
- Council decision due
Key facts
Proposed development
change of use of 1.1ha agricultural lands to a vehicle storage compound, extending the existing permitted facility (granted under ref. MCC Reg. Ref. LB151327 and Waste Permit Licence Number WFP-MH-12-007-01). Vehicles being stored on the subject site will include (i) s.41 Garda seized vehicles; (ii) crashed and damaged vehicles awaiting insurance assessment; and (iii) ELVs (pending their removal to an authorised waste transfer and recycling facility). Ancillary and enabling works include: a) Provision of an area of new aggregate hardstanding of c.1.1ha, b) Erection of 2m high paladin security fencing to new site, c) Provision of a 0.5m high earth berm, landscaped with a mix of native deciduous and coniferous screen planting along perimeter of new area, d) Provision of a prefabricated single storey flat roofed c.14.5sqm building comprising staff welfare facilities, e) Installation of an upgraded/enlarged oil interceptor serving the 0.38ha existing compound, f) Upgrade and extension of existing concrete surfaces on the permitted 0.38ha site, as applicable. g) 1 no. staff car parking space. On lands at Whitecross, Julianstown, Co. Meath, A92Y2TA. The subject development requires a review of the existing waste permit (Licence Number WFP-MH-12-007-01)
Planning status
The application has been lodged and validated. The council has eight weeks to decide, unless it asks for further information. The council's decision is due by 23 Jun 2026.
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