Whitehaven Golf Club seeks to double storage space
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 16 Oct, 06:08 · Archive
Whitehaven Golf Club has applied to expand its storage facility from 500 to 1,075 square metres.
Whitehaven Golf Club has applied to Cumberland Council for permission to expand its storage facility in Hensingham. The existing storage building currently provides 500 square metres of space. Under the proposals, this would increase to 1,075 square metres, adding 575 square metres of additional storage and distribution capacity.
The extension would be constructed on an existing hardcore yard that contains no vegetation. Plans submitted with the application show the new building would have juniper green profiled steel cladding and an anthracite cement fibre roof with translucent panels. The application was submitted by S George of Western Lakes Ltd, with Ken Thompson of Coniston Consultants Ltd acting as agent.
According to planning documents, the expansion would not affect employment at the site. The club plans to retain five full-time staff, and existing parking provision would remain unchanged.
How it is being reported
- Golf club plans to more than double storage space to 1,075 square metresWhitehaven Golf Club storage building expansion in Hensingham could more than double floorspace to 1,075 sq m under plans submitted to Cumberland Council.Cumberland News · 16 Oct, 05:00
- Golf club plans to more than double storage space to 1,075 square metresWhitehaven Golf Club storage building expansion in Hensingham could more than double floorspace to 1,075 sq m under plans submitted to Cumberland Council.Whitehaven News · 16 Oct, 05:00
In this story: Whitehaven Golf Club · Cumberland Council · Hensingham · Western Lakes Ltd · Coniston Consultants Ltd
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