PLANS have been submitted seeking permission to install an illuminated hoarding sign on a prominent town centre building.
Proposals seek consent for the sign on the Capitol Squash Building, on Duke Street, St Helens, which is next to HAMMA gym, close to the junction with North Road.
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The application, submitted by Project Digital UK, states it is for a "proposed erection of LED Advertising Board" which is "5m wide x 3m high with maximum luminous intensity of 5000 cd/sqm".
It adds that images to be displayed on the hoarding "are to be static (no moving images) and "each display to last a minimum of 10 seconds".
The application is up on standard consultation to the public until Thursday, December 7, with a decision expected by the council by January 9, 2024.
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