Former Auto Spare Parts Store to Become Food Hub at Barrack Heights

A former auto spare parts store at Barrack Heights in Shellharbour, New South Wales, may soon be transformed into a food hub, accommodating up to six mobile food vans. The proposal, lodged with Shellharbour City Council, aims to provide a space for various food and drink options in a takeaway fashion, with seating areas for customers to dine on-site. The site, located in a light industrial area, plans to operate seven days a week from 7 am to midnight.

Key Takeaways:

• The proposed food hub will occupy a former auto spare parts store at 250 Shellharbour Road, Barrack Heights.
• The site plans to accommodate up to six mobile food vans, each individually owned and operated.
• The building will be renovated to include front roller shutters, repainted exterior, and new interior walls to create an open space for the food kiosks.
• A central exhaust system will be installed to manage fumes from each kiosk.
• The site will have separate connections to services for each of the six kiosks.
• Customers will be able to dine on-site or take their food away.
• The food hub plans to operate seven days a week from 7 am to midnight.

Statistics:

• Up to six mobile food vans will be accommodated at the site.
• The site will operate 7 days a week from 7 am to midnight.
• Each kiosk will have separate connections to services.
• The central exhaust system will manage fumes from each kiosk.

Sources:

• "The proposal is to have space that will house five to six mobile food vans, to offer various types of food and drink in a take-away fashion," the statement of environmental effects said. (No date)
• "The building will have front roller shutters, and the exterior will be repainted, and the existing shop fronts will be removed," the statement of environmental effects said. (No date)
• "There will be a central exhaust system installed, which can be connected to each kiosk, taking away fumes from each kiosk outside the building. " (No date)