Shop owner at centre of rats and litter row can't keep 'poorly designed' canopies and shutters
A set of buildings in a Pendle town’s conservation area which were last year blamed for alleged litter, rats and pedestrian safety problems, should not be fitted with ‘poorly designed’ canopies and shutters, councillors are being told.
The report adds: “The premises forms part of the commercial and business block within the conservation area. The materials for the corrugated canopy coverings would not be acceptable, as they are not natural materials in heritage colours. The development destroys the uniform visual aspect of the streetscene.”
It states: “The building is a two and three storey building with a slate roof and a later two-storey side extension with a flat roof. The Every Street and Hargreaves Street elevations are in stone and retain the original features including arched windows and entrance doorway with ornate stone surrounds.
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