A vacant shop could become a new restaurant and takeaway under fresh plans.
Mrs Tham Thi Pham from Slough has submitted to Bucks Council a ‘change of use’ application for Eton Place, 64 Burnham High Street.
Plans outline the conversion of the existing vacant retail unit to a new restaurant and takeaway.
The new business will take on five full-time employees.
Planning permission was granted for two flats but has not been implemented, according to a report.
The Eton Place development was constructed in around 1988.
“The existing retail property has been vacant for an extensive period of time,” a statement reads. “This is detrimental to Eton Place and the neighbouring heritage assets.
“By converting the vacant retail premises into a restaurant and takeaway unit, the intention is to preserve and enhance Eton Place and the surrounding heritage properties.”
Planning officers will now decide what becomes of the application.
To view and comment on the plans, use planning portal reference: PL/22/1370/FA.
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