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A progression to a primary fuel station is a “ghetto in our city. “
Cllr Bill Clear referring to Applegreen’s failure to expand the former Cemex factory on the Dublin side.
“It’s a terrible place,” the mayor of Naas said during an assembly of the Naas municipal district.
He said Naas’ condition prevented him from winning the Tidy Towns festival and that no number of flower bulb or shrub plantings could replace that.
He noted that other people lived there, adding that “it’s in a terrible state. “
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He also said the site is not secure.
According to Kildare County Council, no plans have been received for the development of programmes related to it.
The original plan – for which development permission was granted a decade ago – envisaged the demolition of empty buildings and the structure of a three-storey educational centre, a logistics and food study facility, loading docks and a two-storey dual-carriageway service domain. and ten fuel pumps.
It included a children’s playground, a 24-hour driver’s room, a restaurant/café, a self-service coffee service, and a shop.
The order was to provide parking spaces for 324 vehicles, a quarter of which were intended for other visitors to the logistics and office buildings, as well as spaces for 38 lorries, 16 coaches and as many motorcycles.
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