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planning permit · Merri-bek, VIC

G1/1 Wilson Avenue, BRUNSWICK VIC 3056

Status: Decision not specifiedLodged (2 years ago)Ref MPS/2024/560

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Proposed development
MPS/2024/560

What’s proposed

Iris the Bakery is looking to apply for a Cafe and Restaurant Liquor License in order to extend its current business offering. The new business offering will add to its current offering, and will include the preparation and sale of afternoon and early evening meals, alongside alcoholic beverages, for consumption on the premises. The proposed trading hours for the business will be, Monday to Wednesday, 7:30am - 5pm, Thursday to Saturday, 7:30am - 8:30pm, Sunday, 8am - 3pm. Please note, alcoholic beverages will only be available from 11am on any day, prior to 11am we will only continue to serve coffee, bread, pastries and other food, in line with the authorised trading hours.

Status
Decision not specifiedLodged over six months ago, and the council’s register doesn’t say what was decided. Check with the council for the outcome.
Lodged
(2 years ago)
Council reference
MPS/2024/560
Council
Merri-bek, VictoriaEverything we track from Merri-bek council
Last collected
from the council’s register
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