Update on plans to bring 'Chubby Hubby' snack van to Bo'ness

By James Trimble
Published 27th Dec 2022, 14:33 BST
Updated 27th Dec 2022, 14:33 BST
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An application has been lodged with Falkirk Council to site a new snack van in a car park in Bo’ness.

Glenn Richards’ proposal was received by local authority planners on Wedensday, November 16, to bring a mobile snack van – believed to be called the “Chubby Hubby” – to the A904 car park in Kinneil Road, Bo’ness.

According to plans attached to the application, the snack van will be 2.1 metres wide, 4.3 metres long and 2.62 metres high.

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The planning information stated: “A lease from the landowner – Falkirk Council – has been granted for the intended site in lieu of planning application and street traders licence.”

The plans were lodged with Falkirk CouncilThe plans were lodged with Falkirk Council
The plans were lodged with Falkirk Council

The details also stated and Environmental Health Conformity Certificate – a certificate of compliance which shows a mobile food trading unit complies with Food Hygiene Regulations – has been issued.

The application was given the go ahead on Friday, December 23, by officers acting under delegated powers.

Related topics:Falkirk CouncilBo'ness

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