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Planning officials once again rejected the plan, deciding that three hot food takeaways “from 168 Cross Arthurlie Street to 6 Carlibar Road” would be too many. They said the cooking odour from the proposed takeaway “is likely to cause odour nuisance to the residents of the three-storey flats”. When the second application was launched, environmental health officers reported they had “reservations regarding the proposal for a ventilation system with a low level discharge compared to the height of the adjacent three-storey tenement building”.

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They believed this would “erode the mixed commercial character of the area” and said the position of the proposed extract flue would affect the “occupants of the closest properties”. At that point, officials also ruled the use would result in “significant odour nuisances, noise and disturbance”. It is the second application to open a takeaway on the site after a bid was rejected in June 2022. Plans to convert the unit, part of a group of four shops at the junction of Cross Arthurlie Street with Carlibar Road, were submitted in August last year, but it was rejected in December. They are now “seeking to run a business nearer to their home address”.Ĭouncillors are set to visit the site before meeting to consider the appeal on Wednesday afternoon. The takeaway would create seven jobs, the applicants, who “operated a similar business in Baillieston for five years”, have said. It suggests a one-year monitoring period for “odour discharge”.

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They decided too many takeaways in the area would have a “significant impact on residential amenity by means of odour nuisance, noise and disturbance”. The applicant, Amy Li, asked East Renfrewshire Council for permission to convert an empty unit at 196 Cross Arthurlie Street, but planning officials rejected the proposal. An appeal has been launched after a bid to turn a Barrhead cafe into a Chinese takeaway was turned down by council planners.