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Search the Public Notice PortalA McDonald's in Forest Gate could undergo a makeover if plans are approved, according to our sister title London Now.
The fast food giant's restaurant in Romford Road has applied for planning permission to carry out a refurbishment, in order to give the restaurant a "new contemporary feel".
One of the key changes proposed is the installation of a new "folded roof", finished in khaki green with timber-effect panelling.
The drive-thru booths are also set to be replaced under the plans, as well as all the signage at the building.
Other refurbishment proposals include the redecoration of the windows and doors, and "minor" changes to the car park.
In the planning statement, McDonald's said that the aesthetics of the building will be "significantly improved".
The statement said: "The works to the car park and layout of the site are minimal and thus there is no impact on the landscape or surrounding green infrastructure.
"The proposal accords to national and local policy and represents sustainable development to improve the aesthetics of the store with minimal impact to the surrounding area.
"We trust that this application can be validated and we can progress to a positive recommendation to allow operations on the site to be improved."
McDonald's has also submitted a separate advertising application for new roof signs, including two white "McDonald's" lettersets and five yellow "Golden Arches".
Neither applications have a decision date listed, but have an expiry date of March 31 on the Newham Council website.
McDonald's has been contacted for comment.
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