Zenab Khan had attempted to reach an agreement with the council but it has 'not been possible' to resolve the issues
Zenab Khan opened the Kasmir restaurant in Rawtenstall 14 months ago, after spending a considerable amount of money converting the building from a former pub which had been deemed unviable in its current format. He later added a sign on the stone wall at the side of the restaurant in Burnley Road which attracted complaints from a local resident.
READ NEXT: Rawtenstall restaurant ordered to tear down 'modest' sign after neighbour complained it ruined view from living room In its decision the council said: "The proposed advertisement would result in a clutter of signs and would be detrimental to the visual amenity of the area and would not result in a high quality of development. The proposal would not comply with the development plan and would not improve the economic, social and environmental conditions of the area. The Local Planning Authority sought reasonable amendments to the application in order to deliver an acceptable form of development.
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