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A new Lidl store in Dungarvan has been granted planning permission by Waterford City & County Council
The development at Shandon Road, John Tracey Street, Dungarvan will see the demolition of existing supermarket with ancillary off-licence (1,762 sqm) and the construction of a new larger supermarket and off-licence (2,533sqm) relocated on the site adjacent to the N25.
However, the reconfiguration of car parking to include 121 car parking spaces will see a slight reduction from the existing 125 spaces.
The development includes provision of upgraded vehicular access from John Tracey Street, bicycle parking, service/delivery area, plant compound, trolley bays, totem sign and building mounted signage, hard and soft landscaping, ESB substation and PV Panels at roof level.
Permission was also sought for all associated site and development works on an enlarged site of 1ha.
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