SukiSushi branding approved for Grade II listed building in The Hornet
A planning decision by Chichester District Council allows SukiSushi branding to be installed on a Grade II listed building at 25 The Hornet, in Chichester city centre. The approval covers two non-illuminated signs: a fascia sign and a projecting sign, both at the shopfront. The move advances plans for a sushi restaurant message within a historic building.
What changed
Planning officials granted permission for SukiSushi branding to be added to the exterior of 25 The Hornet, a Grade II listed property at the edge of Chichester’s main shopping area. The approval specifies two signs: one non-illuminated fascia sign (the horizontal sign across the front) and one non-illuminated projecting sign (a sign that sticks out from the wall). No lighting was approved for these signs.
Who is affected
The decision directly affects the building’s owners and the prospective tenant, SukiSushi, a brand planning to open a sushi restaurant. It also informs local residents and shoppers who may notice the new branding as they visit The Hornet area. Because the building is Grade II listed, any external changes must respect the historic character of the structure and require council approval.
Practical next steps
The owner or operator will implement the approved signage. Because the building is listed, further alterations to the exterior would require additional permissions if they differ from the current plan. Local authorities could be asked to review future changes to ensure ongoing compatibility with the building’s historic status. Community members can monitor council planning notices for any updates or appeals related to the site.
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