What must be submitted to the Board if a shop's physical dimension changes?

When a shop's physical dimensions change, it is necessary to submit plans for the change in dimensions to the Board. This is critical because the Board needs to determine if the new layout complies with health and safety regulations and meets the licensing requirements. Providing detailed plans helps ensure that the new configuration can accommodate all operations adequately and maintain compliant workspaces for both clients and staff. This submission facilitates a proper review process, allowing the Board to assess any modifications before they are executed, securing both the safety of clients and the compliance of the establishment.

Other submitted documents, while important for different aspects of operation and regulation, do not address the specific requirement of illustrating the changes being made. The most recent shop inspection report may provide insight into the current status of the establishment, but it does not cover future changes. A written request for approval is necessary in some contexts, but it must be accompanied by the relevant plans to provide the Board with all needed information for decision-making. A new application for licensing could be required when the changes are extensive enough to warrant a new evaluation, but for specific dimensional changes, the submission of plans is the precise requirement.