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Clifton hot-food takeaway conversion needs three separate condition approvals; Weston tree felling also listed

A single Queens Road takeaway proposal accounts for three condition-related applications in Bristol's weekly planning list, while North Somerset registers a separate tree-felling request.

This week's planning registers show a single Clifton hot-food takeaway scheme requiring three separate condition approvals before it can proceed, alongside an application to fell a eucalyptus in Weston-super-Mare [1][2][3][4].

Bristol City Council's planning list said three applications for 48–56 Queens Road, Clifton, BS8 1RE seek approval of details reserved by conditions attached to permission 25/12437/F [1][2][3]. The change of use would convert the ground floor from Class E to a mixed-use Class E/Sui Generis hot-food takeaway [1][2][3]. One application covers a delivery, courier and servicing plan [1]. Another covers noise mitigation [2]. The third covers odour mitigation methods [3].

North Somerset Council's planning list said a separate application at 8 Cecil Road, Weston-super-Mare, BS23 2NQ concerns felling a eucalyptus to ground level in a rear garden [4].

Sources

  1. Bristol City Council planning applications weekly list: Application for approval of details reserved by condition no 2 (Delivery, Courier & Servicing Plan) of permission 25/12437/F - Change the use of Ground Floor from Class E to a mixed use Class E/Sui Generis (Hot food takeaway).
  2. Bristol City Council planning applications weekly list: Application for approval of details reserved by condition no 5 (Noise Mitigation) of permission 25/12437/F - Change the use of Ground Floor from Class E to a mixed use Class E/Sui Generis (Hot food takeaway).
  3. Bristol City Council planning applications weekly list: Application for approval of details reserved by condition no 6 (Odour Mitigation Methods) of permission 25/12437/F - Change the use of Ground Floor from Class E to a mixed use Class E/Sui Generis (Hot food takeaway).
  4. North Somerset Council planning weekly list: Eucalyptus - rear garden - fell to ground level

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