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YOUR GUIDE TO USE CLASSES IN SCOTLAND

USE CLASSES order 1997 USE / DESCRIPTION OF DEVELOPMENTPERMITTED CHANGEC lass 1 SHOPSR etail sale of goods, hairdresser, undertaker, travel and ticket agency, post office. Dry cleaner, launderette, cold food consumption on premises. Display of goods for sale, hiring out of domestic goods or articles, reception of goods to be washedNo Permitted changeNon-classified (SUI GENERIS)Sale or display of motor vehiclesPermitted change to Class 1 (limited to a floor area of 235sq. metres or less)Amusement centre, taxi business, vehicle hireNo Permitted changeClass 2 FINANCIAL, PROFESSIONAL & OTHER SERVICESF inancial, professional or any other service expected in shopping areas betting office, lawyers, accountants, estate agents, health centres, surgeries of dentists, doctors and vets (where the principal visitors are members of the public)Permitted change to Class 1 Class 3 FOOD AND DRINKR estaurant, caf , snack bar (use for sale of food)

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