Proposals have been submitted to convert an existing cafe into a restaurant at 26 Portway in Manchester.

A homeowner proposes building a single-storey extension at the rear and side of the property, accompanied by updates to the back windows and doors.

The applicant is seeking retrospective permission to retain a single-storey extension to the rear of a residential property on Topfield Road.

Submission of details to satisfy various conditions regarding contamination, drainage, highways, and biodiversity following a previous planning approval.

Plans have been submitted for a part single, part two-storey rear extension alongside a single-storey side extension to the property. The development would also introduce a new first-floor side window and a rooflight.

Proposals involve changing the use of the property from a residential dwelling to a residential care home.

An extraction flue is proposed to be installed at the rear of the property.

Alterations to the shopfront to divide the ground floor into two separate commercial units.

Comprehensive listed building repairs are proposed at the property, including extensive roof refurbishment with new insulation and replacement slates, chimney stack restoration, masonry repointing, render repairs, and the replacement of rainwater goods and flat roof coverings.

The application proposes constructing a rear extension across the basement and ground floor, together with an elevated rear decking area featuring access steps and a privacy screen. The works also include adding dormer windows to the rear roof and installing gates in the front boundary wall.

Details have been submitted to satisfy planning conditions relating to construction management, drainage, ground conditions, noise controls and bin store design at the Junction Hotel on Rolls Crescent.

An application has been submitted seeking confirmation that the current use of the premises as a storage warehouse is lawful.

Confirmation is sought to establish that using the residential property for up to three people receiving care is lawful.