Council planning record

Change of use from barbers (use class E) to hot food takeaway (SUI Generis)

68B, Main Road, Brereton, Rugeley, WS15 1DU

Decision made 25 Mar 2024 Full- Refusal. Delegated.Reference: CH/24/026Cannock Chase District Council

Last published check: 3 Oct 2026, 22:04. Check the council record for more recent changes.

Application location

68B, Main Road, Brereton, Rugeley, WS15 1DU

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Application summary

Status
Decision made 25 Mar 2024 Full- Refusal. Delegated.
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
6 Dec 2023
Validated
29 Jan 2024
Determination deadline
25 Mar 2024
Local authority
Cannock Chase District Council

Application overview

Change of use from barbers (use class E) to hot food takeaway (SUI Generis)

Proposal details

Reference
CH/24/026
Alternative references
PP-12650689
Ward
Brereton and Ravenhill
Parish
Brereton and Ravenhill CP
Agent
John Heminsley
UPRN
MAN000000000120016

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Documents 17 of 17

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Refused 25.3.24 - Planning statementPREFDWGNot publishedView
Refused 25.3.24 - Proposed PlansPREFDWGNot publishedView
Refused 25.3.24 - Existing PlansPREFDWGNot publishedView
Refused 25.3.24 - Site PlanPREFDWGNot publishedView
Refused 25.3.24 - Site Location PlanPREFDWGNot publishedView
Application Form - Without Personal DataPAPPFRMNot publishedView
Refused 25.3.24 - Noise Impact Report - RedactedPREFDWG29 Jan 2024View
Economic Development commentsPCONSULT31 Jan 2024View
Environmental Health commentsPCONSULT6 Feb 2024View
Environmental Health further commentsPCONSULT6 Feb 2024View
Police commentsPCONSULT13 Feb 2024View
Objection receivedPNEIGHCO21 Feb 2024View
Policy commentsPCONSULT29 Feb 2024View
Brereton & Ravenhill PC commentsPCONSULT13 Mar 2024View
Officer ReportPOFFREP26 Mar 2024View
Decision NoticePDECNOT26 Mar 2024View
SCC Highways commentsPCONSULT2 Apr 2024View

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Decision & conditions

Full- Refusal
Decision Notice
Planning conditions
  1. Insufficient information has been provided in order to make a detailed assessment of the overall impact of the development proposals in respect of the amenity of neighbouring occupiers, in respect of odour. As such, the scheme is in conflict with the provisions of Core Policy 3 of the Cannock Chase Local Plan and the aims of the National Planning Policy Framework (2023).
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