New shop plan for Welwyn
PLANNING permission is being sought to convert a building into a shop and three flats in Welwyn. An application to develop the disused property at 6 High Street has been submitted to Welwyn Hatfield Council. The applicant, Ingrid Hicks, wants to convert
PLANNING permission is being sought to convert a building into a shop and three flats in Welwyn.
An application to develop the disused property at 6 High Street has been submitted to Welwyn Hatfield Council.
The applicant, Ingrid Hicks, wants to convert the building into two two-bedroom flats, and a single one-bedroom flat, together with a shop, which would be open from 9am to 5pm, Monday to Saturday.
The plans also incorporate parking spaces for eight cars.
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Mrs Hicks' agent, Martin West, said he could not confirm what type of shop his client wanted to develop.
The plans are currently open to consultation until June 10.
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A date for a decision on the application has yet to be set.
