Latest Hull and East Riding planning decisions and applications – including car park revamp and spa garden plan for David Lloyd

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The enclosed spa garden with sauna building could be built at Hull’s David Lloyd complex

Latest Hull and East Riding planning decisions and applications

1. The David Lloyd leisure complex in Hull could soon see a new external enclosed spa garden with sauna building and a corridor extension to the east side of its main pool building, if plans are given the green light. David Lloyd is a popular gym on the Kingswood Leisure Park and already features modern fitness equipment, multiple swimming pools, and a range of classes. Residents can make comment on the new spa garden plans on the Hull City Council website before October 9th.
2. An office that is currently used for training HGV drivers in Hull could become home to a new tattoo parlour. Plans have been lodged to change the use of the first floor of the building on five Merrick Street, Hull. The address is currently used by Carmichael Training & Consultancy who help lorry drivers gain professional qualifications.
3. Plans have been submitted to turn a hotel in Hull into a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO). A planning application has been lodged to turn the Hullywood Rooms into a HMO, meaning it could become home to 27 people. The Hullywood Rooms is currently operating as a hotel on Park Row, just off Park Street, which is near the back of St Stephen’s shopping centre. The property was built in 1862 and was previously used as a doctor’s surgery.
4. A car park on Pryme Street in Hull is going to be revamped after Hull City Council gave the plans the go-ahead. Improvements to the car park on Pryme Street, close to Freetown Way in the city centre, involve the removal of concrete cladding. The works will see the car park benefit from external and internal refurbishment works and structural repairs. Outside the car park will see hard and soft landscaping works which will help to tackle drainage.
5. Hull City Council has given the green light to the creation of a house in multiple occupation on Albert Avenue, off Anlaby Road in the city. The lawful use certificate will allow between three and six people to live in the property which will now be classed a ‘small HMO’. A HMO is a residential property that is rented out by at least three people from more than one household who share basic facilities like a kitchen, bathroom, or toilet.
6. A new home will be built after planners gave the green light to the construction of a two-storey detached house on Newland Park. The property will have access to Chanterlands Avenue and the plans show there will be parking for at least two vehicles.

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