Not contrary to policy

Council of State dismisses objections to the Bleiswijk multi-fuel filling station

Raad van State
Na de rechter boog de Raad van State zich over de kwestie, met dezelfde uitkomst. Foto: Raad van State.

Residents living near the Prisma industrial estate in Bleiswijk, South Holland, have been unsuccessful in their objections to the planned construction of a multi-fuel petrol station with a shop. They believe that the construction of the multi-fuel station contravenes municipal policy on, amongst other things, sustainability, the environment and the hospitality sector. However, just as the court had previously done, the Council of State has found that the arguments they put forward are not strong enough.

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Author: Vincent Krabbendam

Source: Mobility Energy

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