Shop plan for multiple occupancy homes in Wolverhampton rejected over 'unacceptable impact'
Plans to convert two houses in a deprived area into a shop have been rejected due to a lack of sufficient parking space and the volume of passing traffic.
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The properties, which are located at a busy junction on the corner of Dunstall Road and Leicester Street, Wolverhampton, are both HMOs (houses of multiple occupancy).
Plans to add a single-storey extension to the rear of the building and turn the ground floor into a commercial and retail unit were submitted by Mr Rohullah Azizi.