Application for a Certificate of Lawful Use for the use of property as a clinic and beauty salon

Why Was This Approved?

• ✓Application sought to confirm lawful use of the property as a clinic and beauty salon
• ✓Victorian-era building at 1 Granville Street, Douglas, built before 1921
• ✓Multi-storey building with basement, ground, first, second floors and roof space
• ✓Certificate of Lawful Use approved by delegated decision

This application sought a Certificate of Lawful Use to confirm that the property at 1 Granville Street, Douglas, Isle of Man, could lawfully be used as a clinic and beauty salon. A Certificate of Lawful Use does not grant new planning permission but formally establishes that an existing or proposed use is lawful under planning legislation. The property is a Victorian-era building constructed before 1921. It is a multi-storey building with a basement, ground floor, first and second floors, and additional floor space in the roof. The certificate was approved on 13 February 2012 under delegated authority, in line with the case officer's recommendation.

A Certificate of Lawful Use was approved on 13 February 2012, confirming that the use of the property as a clinic and beauty salon is lawful. The decision was made by delegated authority, with the case officer recommending approval.

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