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Sunderland City Council’s Planning Department obtained the plans for the Barnes petrol station on Durham Road.
According to the new plans of the applicant Euro Garages Ltd, it is possible that it will simply be demolished and rebuilt in a place to eat from the car with a formula of one-way traffic and parking.
According to proposals titled “KFC Building Plan and Elevation,” the progression would be to offer self-service services and an indoor seating area for customers, as well as the creation of a combination of 50 new full- and part-time jobs.
The plans sparked considerations among Barnes Councillor Antony Mullen and leader of the Council’s Conservative opposition group, raising considerations about the impacts on traffic and fitness, given the site’s proximity to two schools.
Cllr Andrew Wood, a Liberal Democrat representative from nearby Millfield, turned citizens into trash and “increased traffic at a set of already busy intersections. “
A resolution on the allocation was expected to be “delegated” to planning officers, but Conservative councillor Michael Dixon, who represents St Michael’s Ward, called for the application to be “convened” through the council’s planning and motorways committee due to the “public interest” in the plan.
Sunderland City Council showed that the application had been approved.
Cllr Dixon added: “This is a very vital request and, in my opinion, it was in the public interest for the procedure to continue with further discussion at a Planning and Roads Committee assembly and then through the elected members.
“I am pleased with this reaction to my request, as the procedure now agreed will provide members of the public interested in this nomination with the opportunity to become more attached to it or, if they wish, to actively participate in the meeting.
“This request attempts in some way to influence any advice that is made through the planning officer.
“I am convinced that this app, on this specific site, would gain advantages from being heard in a more public forum. “
The request will be heard at a long-term assembly of the Council’s Planning and Roads Committee (East), which will be held in public.