BP service station at Rouse Hill, near Tallawong Metro

Plans for an around-the-clock service station and fast food outlet have been submitted to the council.

A BP petrol station could soon be built at Tallawong and Schofields roads, Rouse Hill.

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A 24-hour petrol station, convenience store and fast food restaurant could be built near the Tallawong Metro station in Rouse Hill.

BP Australia has submitted plans to Blacktown Council for the $3.9 million development on the corner of Schofields and Tallawong roads.

The site of the proposed new petrol station at Tallawong and Schofields roads, Rouse Hill.

If approved, a BP Schofields service station would be constructed along with a car wash, air and water facilities, fast food outlet, convenience store and parking for up to 37 cars.

The service station would operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week. An operator for the fast food outlet is not yet known.

The service station would be situated near the new Metro station at Rouse Hill, with the Metro station carpark also nearby.

The vacant lot in Rouse Hill could soon be home to a new petrol station.

Plans for the development will remain on public exhibition until December 11. To have your say, visit the Blacktown Council website here.