the demolition of the existing petrol filling station, car showrooms…
Amber Service Station , Laganore Waterford Road , Clonmel Co. Tipperary
Proposed development
the demolition of the existing petrol filling station, car showrooms, vehicle servicing building, car wash and associated areas and the construction of a new filling station comprising a convenience shop and ancillary areas, deli, seated café area, food stores, staff amenities, public amenities, managers office, service rooms, ATM, solid fuel store, bin store, outdoor seated areas, utility building, forecourt canopy and fuel dispensing pumps, underground fuel storage tanks and vents, surface water soakaway, parking areas, and all associated site works (this previously permitted under Tipperary County Council Planning Ref. 19/600023 & ABP 304535). PERMISSION is also sought at this time for the sale of alcohol for consumption off the premises (off licence use to be ancillary to the primary retail use and to be located in within the convenience shop floor area)
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