Plans have been lodged to built four new commercial units in Killinghall.
The proposal, which has been tabled by IB Planning Limited on behalf of Mr and Mrs JG Bellerby, would see the units constructed on Manor Dairy Farm on Crag Lane in the village.
According to documents submitted to North Yorkshire Council, the units would be open plan in order to “provide maximum flexibility for future occupiers”.
The plans would match the current units in terms of appearance.
Developers said in documents to the authority:
“The proposed development would be complimentary with the surrounding land use and would be a more efficient use of the site which is in a sustainable location.”
North Yorkshire Council will make a decision on the proposal at a later date.
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RHS Harlow Carr to convert bungalow into staff offices
RHS Harlow Carr is to covert a bungalow on its site into staff offices and welfare accommodation.
Harrogate Borough Council has approved the conversion of the bungalow on Crag Lane, which falls within the Harlow Carr estate.
The building had previously been used for residential purposes. It will now be converted for commercial use.
Last month the RHS submitted details about how it plans to convert the former Harrogate Arms pub, also on Crag Lane, into a cafe.
The horticultural charity bought the building in 2014 and received planning permission in 2019 to create a ground floor cafe and kitchen facilities.
Last month the horticultural charity had plans for a new footbridge at the gardens approved.
The Thaliana Bridge crosses the Queen Mother’s Lake at the south end of the gardens to improve access and provide new routes for visitors.
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- RHS Harlow Carr set to start work on new bridge
- Conversion of former Harrogate Arms moves step closer
- New paths at RHS Harlow Carr made with recycled plastic