Holton-le-Clay cattery plan gets green light from council
A CATTERY is to open in Holton-le-Clay.
Despite initial objection from the parish council, Lisa Warrener and David Moss have been granted permission to build a 12-pen cattery in Church Lane.
The application was originally for 25 pens but this was halved when the parish council objected to the plans because it is adjacent to Holton-le-Clay Infants' School and they were concerned at the noise and the smell which would be created by so many cats.
Owner Lisa Warrener said: "I am delighted we can now go ahead, we have a lot of work to do before we can open. It will be built to the high FAB (Feline Advisory Bureau) standard for catteries. I have been looking for sometime now for a new challenge that will fit around our family life, and something that will be sustainable in the current tough climate."
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East Lindsey District Council approved the application and it is hoped it will be up and running in a few months.
One neighbour opposed the application as did St Peter's Holton-le-Clay Parochial Parish Council (PCC), who are worried it will affect the sale of the nearby church hall.
The church hall is to be replaced with a nearby village hall in the near future, and the PCC intends to sell the church hall to help to fund the replacement.
The objection letter said: "We feel the establishment of a cattery in a large temporary building would have a detrimental effect on our site due to the unsightly outlook from the rear of any property that was built on the site. In addition, there would be a noise issue from the cattery."
But Lisa is confident the cattery will be a success after getting support from other cattery owners.
She added: "I have had a lot of support and advice from Pauline Wiseman from the Waltham Road Cattery in Grimsby, for which I'm so grateful, as she has such a wealth of experience."
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