®Planning appeal decision
4-6 Fulton Street, Liverpool, L5 9TG
to carry out external and internal alterations to existing warehouse in connection with a change of use to entertainment and hospitality venue for food and beverage consumption (use class sui generis). The venue would accommodate a maximum of 480 guests and operate between 09.00am and 11.30 pm Monday to Sunday
- Authority
- Liverpool City Council
- Appeal type
- Planning
- Procedure
- Written
- Development
- leisure-sport
- Postcode
- L5 9TG
Main issues, as the Inspector framed them
- effect of the proposed development on highway and public safety
- effect on the activities/operations of neighbouring businesses
- effect on the character and appearance of the host building and area, and whether it would preserve or enhance the setting of the Stanley Dock Conservation Area and of listed buildings
- provision of a suitable and inclusive access
What decided it
The cumulative effect of unacceptable impacts on highway and public safety, neighbouring business operations, character and heritage setting, and failure to provide inclusive access, combined with insufficient weight given to economic benefits, led to dismissal.
Framework references: 57, 116, 200, 215
Plan policies cited: Policy TP1, Policy TP6, Policy TP8, Policy CC13, Policy EC4, Policy HD1, Policy UD1, Policy UD7, Policy UD4
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